Fast response for red alarm light alerts, broken aerator pumps, clogged spray heads, line jetting, and full septic tank pumping.
When your septic red control light or buzzer activates, our licensed technicians troubleshoot control boxes, float switches, and air compressors immediately.
Diagnosis and replacement of faulty high-water float switches, breaker panels, and control timers in Tyler, Whitehouse, and Bullard.
Installation of heavy-duty linear air compressors (Hiblow, Secoh, Gast) to maintain proper bacterial treatment in aerobic tanks.
High-head effluent pump repair and replacement for spray field and subsurface drip distribution systems.
Complete liquid and heavy sludge pump-outs for 500 to 2,000-gallon septic tanks to prevent back-ups into home drains.
High-pressure water jetting to clear grease, root intrusion, and sludge blockages between the home and the septic inlet.
A red alarm light signals high water levels in the pump tank or an aerator air pressure failure. Call for service immediately to avoid indoor drain backups.
Standard septic tanks should be pumped every 3 to 5 years. Aerobic trash tanks should be inspected yearly and pumped when sludge levels exceed 30% capacity.