Septic & Aerobic System Installation in East Harris County
New homes, replacement systems and commercial sites. We survey the property, design the system, get the permit, install it and see it through final inspection, so you deal with one company from start to finish.
- 50+ years of engineering experience
- Family-owned in Channelview, TX
- Licensed installers and engineers in Texas
- 9 communities served, including Channelview, Baytown & Crosby
One company from survey to startup
Putting in a septic system usually means coordinating a site evaluator, a designer, the permit office and an installer, and waiting on each of them in turn. We do all of it in-house. Our engineers design the system and our licensed crews install it, so the drawings and the dig match and questions get answered in one phone call.
That matters most on tricky lots, where the space is tight, the soil is heavy clay or the building is commercial, because that’s where a design has to be built exactly as drawn.
Who it's for
- Homeowners building on a lot that isn’t on city sewer
- Owners replacing a failed, worn-out or undersized system
- Builders who need a system designed and installed for a new house
- Commercial properties such as shops, offices and churches, which produce more wastewater than a home
What's included
- Site visit and soil evaluation
- A system design sized for the building, the soil and the lot, for both residential and commercial sites
- The permit application, filed and followed through for you
- Installation by TCEQ-licensed installers
- Pump-out of the old tanks when we’re replacing a system
- Final inspection and startup, plus a walk-through of how your system works
- A maintenance contract for aerobic systems, so it keeps getting inspected after we leave
From survey to inspection
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Survey
We visit the property, mark where the house or building will be, and evaluate the soil and drainage.
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Design
Our engineers design a system that fits the building, the soil and the space you have.
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Permit
We prepare and file the permit application and answer questions from the permitting office.
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Install
Our licensed crew sets the tanks, lays the lines and connects the system.
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Inspection
The system is inspected and started up, and we show you how it works and what to watch for.
Questions about septic and aerobic installation
Do I need an aerobic system or a conventional one?
It depends mostly on the soil and the lot. Much of east Harris County has dense clay that drains slowly, which often rules out a conventional drain field and points to an aerobic system with spray irrigation. The soil evaluation tells us which options will work on your property.
Do I need a permit?
Yes. New and replacement septic systems in Texas need a permit from the local permitting authority before installation. We handle the application for you.
How long does installation take?
The install itself is the quick part. The permit review usually takes longer. We’ll give you a schedule when we quote the job.
Do you install commercial systems?
Yes. Commercial systems are sized for the building’s actual wastewater flow. Our engineers do the sizing and handle the permit, and our crew installs it.
What does a new system cost?
It depends on the type of system, the soil and the size of the building. You’ll get a written quote after the site visit.
More answers on the homeowner FAQ.