Residential Septic Maintenance Contract In Travis County

Advantage Plans start at $39 a month. That's the Inspection plan: the three required visits, filter cleanings and the compliance paperwork, with repairs billed as they come. Mechanical, at $64, adds new air compressors and water pumps when they wear out, plus 5% off other repairs. Full Coverage, at $89, adds electrical and spray head repairs and a yearly pump-out from year two, with the same 5% off. Call us and we'll help you match one to your system.

Mute it at the control panel and go easy on water. Then call us, and we can usually get out the same day or the next. As a backstop, every plan commits us to respond within 72 hours during business hours once you let us know the system isn't running right. What that visit costs depends on your tier, and each plan card above shows its standard and emergency rate.

On Mechanical and Full Coverage, yes. Air compressors and water pumps that fail from normal wear and tear are replaced under the plan, and Full Coverage also covers standard control panels, wiring connections, floats and spray heads. On the Inspection plan, you pay for repairs when they're needed. Either way, we don't touch a part until you've approved it, so you always know what you're paying for.

You do. At each visit we add up to 2 chlorine tablets or 1 gallon of liquid chlorine where your system uses it, and we check the disinfection device and the supply. Between visits, keep tablets or liquid on hand and topped up, because four months is a long stretch and the chlorinator is what disinfects the water your spray heads put on the lawn.

Yes to both. You can pay month to month, or pay for the year up front, which saves money; ask about it when you call. To cancel, give us 30 days' written notice. Texas still expects an aerobic system to stay under a maintenance contract, so if you switch, make sure the next provider picks up the visits.

No. An Advantage Plan is scheduled service: three visits a year, filter cleanings and the required paperwork filed for you, with repairs for normal wear added on the higher tiers. Storm, flood and power surge damage, pests, misuse and custom control panels sit outside every plan. If you're weighing a plan against a warranty, ask us on the phone and we'll walk you through what each tier covers.

If it's aerobic, yes. The rule is statewide, and where you live adds detail. In Hays County, after a new system's two-year initial contract, maintenance must be done by a licensed provider unless you've completed the county's required course. Inside LCRA's area around Lake Travis, the two-year start applies too. Our plans meet county and TCEQ requirements wherever we work, from Lake Austin to Buda.