Septic service that answers the phone, day or night.
Backups, alarms, full tanks. A septic tech picks up 24/7 and comes to you.
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Conroe, Montgomery, Magnolia, Willis, and New Caney
- Free estimates
- We beat any written quote
- Our own disposal facility
Septic services
Most calls start with a full tank or a slow drain. We handle the pump-out and whatever is behind it, from a cracked lid to a drain field that has quit.
When the tank is due, overdue, or backing up into the house.
Septic tank pumping
When a line keeps clogging between the house and the tank.
Drain cleaning and hydro-jettingWhen solids have packed in and a quick pump-out will not clear them.
Septic system repairWhen a tank, line, lid, riser, or drain field has cracked or failed.
Septic inspectionWhen you are buying, selling, or want to know what is in the ground.
Septic and aerobic maintenanceWhen your aerobic system is due for its four-month inspection.
Septic system installationWhen you are building new or the old system cannot be saved.
Grease trap cleaningWhen a restaurant or kitchen trap is due for pumping.
Septic pump and alarm repairWhen the alarm light is on or the sprinkler heads stop spraying.
Lint trap and holding tank pumpingWhen a laundry lint trap or a holding tank needs emptying.
Why homeowners here call us
We pump, clean, repair, inspect, and install septic and aerobic systems for homes, businesses, and industrial sites. Every job starts with finding the cause, so the same problem does not bring you back to the phone next month.
We know the ground here
Montgomery County clay drains slowly, which is why so many homes here run aerobic spray systems. We plan pumping, repairs, and installs around that soil.
Aerobic contracts, kept on schedule
Texas requires every aerobic system to be under a maintenance contract and inspected at least once every four months. We are a state-licensed maintenance provider and can keep your system on that schedule.
Lake Conroe rules
Homes within 2,075 feet of Lake Conroe are permitted by the San Jacinto River Authority, and its rules are stricter than the county's. We work to TCEQ standards and help with permits on lakefront jobs.
Open every hour, and our own disposal site
We answer 24/7, including nights, weekends, and holidays. We own our licensed disposal facility, which keeps pumping costs down, and we beat any written quote.
Signs your septic needs attention now
Tank size and household in, pump out schedule out.
How a pump-out works
Tell us what you are seeing, when the tank was last pumped, and whether the system is aerobic. We give you a free estimate before any work starts.
We locate the tank and dig down to the lid if it is buried. If there is no riser, we can add one so the next pump-out is quicker.
We pump liquid and solids until the tank is empty. We do not stop at the top layer.
With the tank empty, we check the inlet and outlet baffles and the tank walls. We also note how the water level behaved, which tells us whether the drain field is keeping up.
Before we leave, we tell you what we saw and what needs attention, if anything. You get a plain answer and an idea of when to call again.
We own our disposal facility.
It is licensed, and it keeps pumping costs down.
We beat any written quote.
Get a written quote from anyone. Show it to us when you call.
Areas we serve
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New CaneySeptic service in New CaneyWe serve Conroe, Montgomery, Magnolia, Willis, and New Caney, where most homes outside city limits run on private septic. We also cover The Woodlands, Spring, Tomball, Huntsville, Cleveland, Porter, Splendora, and Pinehurst.
Restaurants and businesses
Grease trap, lint trap, holding tank, and commercial septic service.
What septic pumping costs
Septic cost guideA bigger or fuller tank takes longer to pump.
A buried lid gets dug out first. A riser fixes that for good.
Aerobic units have more parts to check.
A long hose run or a tight gate adds time.
Frequently asked questions
How often should I pump my septic tank?
It depends on the tank size, how many people live in the house, and whether the system is aerobic. Our pumping calculator gives you a starting point from your tank size and household. After we pump, we tell you what we saw and when to call again.
What affects the cost of a pump-out?
Tank size, how full it is, how deep the lid is buried, and how close the truck can get all matter. Aerobic systems can take more work than conventional ones. Estimates are free, and we beat any written quote.
Do I really need an aerobic maintenance contract?
Yes. Texas requires every aerobic system to be under a maintenance contract and inspected at least once every four months. We are a state-licensed maintenance provider and can take on your contract.
Are the rules different near Lake Conroe?
If your home is within 2,075 feet of the lake, the San Jacinto River Authority permits your system, and its rules are stricter. Repairs and new installs there take more care. We help with the permit side.
What should I do before you arrive?
Hold off on laundry, the dishwasher, and long showers. Clear a path to the tank and bring pets inside. If you know where the lid is, mark it.
Do you come out for emergencies at night?
Yes. We are open 24/7, including nights, weekends, and holidays. If sewage is backing up into the house, stop running water and call (936) 209-5078.
Call a septic tech now
Tell us what is going on and we will tell you what it takes to fix it. Estimates are free, and we answer day or night at (936) 209-5078.
Call (936) 209-5078