If your house sits past the end of the sewer main, the tank in your yard is your treatment plant. We pump it, fix it, and keep it legal, from the lake to the forest roads off SH-105.
Septic in Conroe: what is different
Conroe is a split town. Neighborhoods near the center tie into municipal sewer, while lots on the edges and along the water treat their own wastewater on site.
Out here the ground is clay, and clay takes water slowly. That is why so many lots outside the sewer network use aerobic spray systems instead of a plain drain field.
An aerobic system in Texas has to be under a maintenance contract and inspected at least once every four months. Montgomery County Environmental Health Services permits septic work across the county, so repairs and new installs go through its office.
Lake Conroe adds one more layer. If your system sits within 2,075 feet of the lake, the San Jacinto River Authority permits it instead of the county, and its rules are stricter.
Our services in Conroe
- Septic tank pumping: for homes past the sewer line that are due, overdue, or backing up.
- Septic tank cleaning: for older tanks near the lake where solids have packed in over the years.
- Septic system repair: for cracked lids, broken lines, and fields that stay soggy in the clay.
- Septic inspection: for buyers and sellers who need to know what is buried on a rural lot.
- Septic and aerobic maintenance: for spray systems that owe their four-month inspection.
- Septic system installation: for new homes and lakefront lots where the old system cannot be saved.
- Drain cleaning and hydro-jetting: for lines that clog between the house and the tank.
- Grease trap cleaning: for restaurants and kitchens along I-45 and SH-105.
- Septic pump and alarm repair: for alarm lights, dead sprinkler pumps, and failed timers.
- Lint trap and holding tank service: for laundry lint traps and tanks that need regular emptying.
Neighborhoods we serve
We work across Conroe, including Grand Central Park, Artavia, River Plantation, Cape Conroe, and Water Crest on Lake Conroe. We also cover homes near W.G. Jones State Forest and the Sam Houston National Forest, along I-45 and SH-105.