Septic Pumping in Austin, TX

Austin septic tank pumping is $695 for tanks up to 1,200 gallons, aerobic or conventional. Over 1,200 gallons, we price the tank by phone. You'll have the price before we pump anything. On a hillside or gated lot, mention the access when you call so the crew comes ready, and give us whatever you know about your tank.

Call us, and we can usually get out the same day or the next. We're based on the west side, so the far-west hills and the Lake Austin shore are a short run for our truck. Whether today works depends on what's already booked and where you are, so call and we'll give you the first open slot.

Yes. We pump hillside lots and steep, narrow driveways, and we can extend our hoses when the tank sits below the only place to park. West Austin lots often mean long drives and tight gates, so when you call, tell us if the tank is hard to reach, the yard is tricky or the lids are deep, and we'll come prepared. Buried lids? We dig to them and warn you before any deep digging.

For a conventional tank and drainfield, plan on a pump-out every three to five years, and the number of people in the house decides where you land in that range. West of I-35, most homes have aerobic units instead, and Texas law requires those to be inspected about every four months. On any septic tank pump-out in Austin, we visually inspect the tank and tell you plainly when to call us next.

Yes, both. In the western half of Austin, aerobic units with spray heads are the common case. We leave part of an aerobic tank's contents in place, because the bacteria living there are what clean your water, and we look over the moving parts on the same visit, so you hear about a worn part while we're already there.

No. On a gated west Austin lot, what we need is the gate code, a word about any dogs, and whatever you know about where the lids are; we handle the visit without you there. The price is settled on the phone before the truck heads out, and if the lids sit deep, you hear from us before any deep digging. When you're back, you'll know where the lids are.