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Septic servicing & repairs in Dayton, TX

Aerobic system not working the way it should? We service and repair the aerator, pumps, control panel, alarm and the spray heads or drip lines.

What servicing and repairs cover

Aerobic septic systems have working parts, and parts wear out. Servicing and repair means finding which part is causing the trouble and getting it working again, so the whole system keeps doing its job.

We work on aerobic systems and their components. If you'd rather have regular visits on a schedule, ask us about a maintenance contract.

  • AeratorsThe part that feeds air into an aerobic system.
  • PumpsPumps that move effluent through the system.
  • Control panels and alarmsThe controls and warning alarm that tell you something needs attention.
  • Spray heads and drip linesThe parts that distribute treated water across your yard.

Warning signs your system needs a look

Any of these is a good reason to call rather than wait.

Alarm sounding

The alarm is telling you a component needs attention.

Backups

Slow drains or wastewater backing up in the house.

Odors

Sewage smells near the tank, the yard or the house.

Wet spots

Soggy or pooling ground in the yard.

Spray heads not working

Heads that don't spray, or spray unevenly.

Brighteyes Septic crew working beside an open septic excavation in Dayton, TX

How a service visit works

  1. You tell us what you've noticed

    Call or send a request describing the alarm, backup, odor, wet spot or spray head problem.

  2. We diagnose the system

    We look at the components, such as the aerator, pumps, control panel, alarm and spray heads or drip lines, to find what is causing the symptom.

  3. We explain what we found

    You hear what's wrong and what repair is needed before work moves forward.

  4. We repair the problem

    The failing part is repaired or replaced so the system is working again.

Common questions

Is my alarm going off an emergency?

The alarm means something in the system needs attention. Give us a call and describe what you're seeing, and we'll help you work out next steps.

Do I need a permit to replace a tank?

Replacing a tank is treated as a repair and involves a permit for the whole system. The details are in our FAQ.

Can servicing replace a maintenance contract?

A service visit fixes a problem. A maintenance contract keeps inspections on schedule. Our FAQ explains more.

Where do you work?

We're based in Dayton, TX and serve Dayton, Liberty, Crosby and Baytown.

See all frequently asked questions

Something not right with your septic system?

Call or send a request and tell us what you're seeing.