It depends on the size and location of your tank, but it usually takes around an hour to access and pump a septic system. For septic tank pumping Burnet, TX residents can trust, give us a call today!

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, a household septic system should be inspected at least every three years. This can vary based on the number of people using the system and the overall total usage, but we recommend it at least once every three to five years. Usually, it’s best to have it pumped out before you think you need it instead of waiting for a problem to arise. Contact us for help with septic tank pumping Burnet, TX homeowners rely on.

You should be cautious about what you put down your drains or flush down your toilets when you have a septic system. You should only flush human waste and toilet paper. Some of the things you should always avoid are:

• Cooking grease or oil
• Non-flushable wipes, like baby wipes or other wet wipes
• Feminine hygiene products
• Condoms
• Dental floss
• Q-tips
• Diapers
• Cigarette butts
• Coffee grounds
• Cat litter
• Paper towels
• Pharmaceuticals
• Household chemicals 
• Pesticides
• Paint or paint thinners
• Bleach
• Hair
• Additives

If you have issues with any of these items in your system, we can help. We provide septic tank pumping Burnet, TX can count on.

Yes, counties in the state of Texas require owners of aerobic septic systems to have a maintenance contract with a licensed septic company. Some counties enforce these maintenance contract requirements more than others, so feel free to call us with questions. We provide information on septic tank pumping Burnet, TX residents can use to understand local ordinances. We are fully licensed and provide this service to many customers within Lampasas County, Bell County, Burnet County, Coryell County, Gillespie County, Hamilton County, LCRA Jurisdiction, Llano County, Milam County, Mills County, San Saba County, and Williamson County.

We pump the septic tank waste into our new, top-of-the-line truck and then haul it to be disposed of at a licensed TCEQ wastewater treatment plant. If you have more questions about our process for septic tank pumping in Burnet, TX, call us today!

Maybe. Depending on a variety of factors, you may have the option of an Aerobic or Conventional Septic System. As local septic system installation experts, we can diagnose soil samples, review your lot layout, look at construction plans and ultimately help you determine what options you have for system type and design. Make sure to talk to the septic professionals before finalizing your construction details. 

Yes! We’ll need to look at plans and possibly permits for you. You’ll want to know where your drain field is located and what setbacks you may have. We offer turnkey services to find your current system design and help with your construction project. We can also do a site walk with you and can assist in relocating the tank or drain field if necessary. We offer comprehensive drain field services and septic tank pumping Burnet, TX residents can count on during a renovation.

You often need a permit to repair a septic system. It depends on the county and what type of repair. We offer turnkey services to pull your plans, get your permits, and help with any repairs or redesigns you need. For assistance with repairs, plans, or septic tank pumping in Burnet, TX, just give us a call!

We can help you get a layout of the tank and drain field locations. We can also provide a full inspection either before or after you buy your new home. We’ll make sure you know how everything operates and help with any needed repairs. If it needs to be pumped out, we can also help with that! We offer septic tank pumping Burnet, TX homeowners recommend highly.

You can reach out to your county’s OSSF (On-Site Sewage Facility) Department to request information or permits. You can also search for information here: 

https://www.tceq.texas.gov/permitting/ossf/ossfhomeowners.html

If you need help with an inspection, speak with a member of our team today. We offer a variety of services, including septic tank pumping Burnet, TX trusts for value.

When we inspect a septic system, we will pull the permit(s) that your county has on file to see the overall design and details. Next, we'll dig if needed and locate the tank to see what you’ve got in the ground. We’ll also check the integrity of the inside of the tank as well as the functionality of any electronics or mechanics. Finally, we test the system for overall performance and can assist with any pumping or needed repairs. We're the trusted source for maintenance and septic tank pumping Burnet, TX residents call first.