Septic services · Bryan, TX
We keep it to three services: maintenance, repairs and new installs. Read through what each one covers, or call and describe what's happening at your place.
Mon–Fri, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Routine pumping removes the liquid, the settled sludge and the floating scum from your tank before they build up far enough to cause trouble. With the tank open, it's also a chance to look it over. This is the service most homeowners need most often.
Read about septic maintenance
When drains slow down across the house, pipes gurgle or the yard starts to smell, something in the system isn't working. Repairs start with finding the failing part, which could be the tank, the baffles, a pump or the drainfield lines, and then fixing it.
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A new system is planned around your soil, your lot and your household. The work runs through site evaluation, design and permitting, excavation, setting the tank and drainfield, then inspection and backfill. It applies to new construction and to replacing a system that has failed.
Read about new septic installsFind the line that sounds most like your situation. If you're still not sure, call and describe it. That's what the phone is for.
Everything works, but it's been a few years since the tank was pumped, or you have no idea when it last was.
Septic MaintenanceYou just bought a home on septic and want to know what shape the tank is in.
Septic MaintenanceDrains are slow all over the house, the pipes gurgle, there's a sewage smell or the ground over the drainfield stays wet.
Septic RepairsSewage is coming back up into a tub, shower or floor drain.
Septic RepairsYou're building on land with no system yet, or the old system has failed and can't be repaired.
New Septic InstallsA short phone call is usually enough to figure out which service you need.