Septic & Aerobic Repairs and Pumping in East Harris County
Whether your alarm is sounding, your sprinklers are not spraying or you notice an odor in the yard, we inspect the entire system, identify the cause and provide repair options with a written estimate before any work begins.
- 50+ years of engineering experience
- Family-owned in Channelview, TX
- Licensed installers and engineers in Texas
- 9 communities served, including Channelview, Baytown & Crosby
Who it's for
- Homeowners experiencing an alarm, odor, standing water or slow drains
- Systems that have not been inspected recently
- Tanks that are due or overdue for pumping
- Businesses and other commercial properties with an on-site system
What's included
- A complete inspection: we open the tanks and check the equipment and the spray area or drain field
- A clear explanation of the problem, with repair options to fit your budget
- A detailed written estimate before any work begins
- Prompt repairs using quality parts to restore your system quickly
- Tank pump-outs
- A clean job site when the work is complete
How it works
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Describe the problem
Call or submit a request and describe what you have noticed, such as alarms, odors, wet areas or slow drains. This helps us diagnose the issue more quickly.
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Inspection
We open the tanks and check the air compressor, sprinkler pump, alarm, disinfection unit and the spray area or drain field.
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Options and estimate
We review our findings with you, explain your repair options and provide the price in writing.
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Repair
With your approval, we complete the repair, test the system and clean up the work area.
Questions about septic repairs and pumping
My alarm is on. What should I do?
First, check the breaker for the septic system. If it has tripped, reset it once. If it trips again, or if it had not tripped, call our office and limit water use, such as laundry, dishwashing and long showers, until the problem is found.
Why are my sprinklers barely spraying?
The sprinkler pump runs only when the pump tank fills, so weak spray during operation usually indicates a broken sprinkler line, clogged heads, or a pump that is running dry or wearing out.
What causes an odor in the yard?
A properly functioning aerobic system should produce very little odor. A strong odor usually means the air compressor has stopped, the disinfection unit is out of chlorine, or the tanks need to be pumped.
How often should the tanks be pumped?
We generally recommend pumping every two to three years. Higher water use, such as frequent guests, heavy laundry loads or additional occupants, may require more frequent pumping.
More answers on the homeowner FAQ.