Septic repair, inspection and maintenance for all septic systems
Coast to Coast Water Well and Septic Repair are TCEQ-licensed technicians to service and repair your septic system, whether residential or commercial.
If you live in a rural area or have acreage, it’s likely you have a conventional or aerobic septic system. With regular maintenance, a properly installed septic system should last 15-20 years for an aerobic system or 20-30 years for conventional septic systems.
As with all mechanical systems, repair is eventual. Coast to Coast Water Well and Septic Repair services and repairs septic pumps, drain / leach fields, pipes and connections, effluent filters, risers and covers, and aerators to help prevent costly repairs and extend your septic system life.
When you suspect your septic system has an issue, Call Us. We will advise you of the most cost-effective solution.
Our septic inspection includes:
- Visual Inspection: leaks, odors, or pooling water, tank covers and access points accessible
- Septic Tank: cracks, corrosion, or other damage, levels of sludge
- Drain Field Soil Condition: soil’s permeability, areas of unusually lush grass
- Inlet and Outlet Pipes: blockages or damage
- Distribution Box: proper functioning and even distribution of effluent
- Baffles: alignment and functionality, healthy balance of bacteria
- Pumps, Aerators: condition and functionality
- Alarms and Controls: proper settings and operation
Ask us about septic system installation services.
How Can We Help?
Are you experiencing . . .
reduced water flow • strange piping noises • changes in water quality • slow drains • unpleasant odors
Frequently Asked Questions
Inspections are typically recommended 3 times a year for aerobic systems, and between 2 and 2 ½ years for conventional systems.
Most systems need to be pumped every 2 ½ to 3 years, but this can vary based on household size and water usage.
Common signs include slow drains, backups, unpleasant odors, wet areas in the yard, and lush grass growth over the drain field.
Avoid flushing non-biodegradable items (e.g., wipes, sanitary products, and chemicals) to prevent clogs.
Stop using water immediately, and call a licensed septic service provider to assess and resolve the issue.
Conventional systems typically last 20 to 30 years if properly maintained, and aerobic systems last about 20 to 30 years when properly maintained.
While some tasks can be done by homeowners (like conserving water), it’s best to hire a licensed professional for inspections and pumping. Aerobic systems can only be worked on by licensed professionals.
An inspection for conventional systems include: assessing the tank condition, measuring sludge levels, checking the drain field, and inspecting pipes and baffles.
Aerobic systems inspections include: aerators, filters, disinfection device, chlorine supply and pH, irrigation pumps, spray field vegetation, electrical circuits, distribution system, alarms, and sludge levels.
Consult a licensed septic service provider immediately to evaluate the system and recommend repairs or replacement options.
Yes, local and state regulations govern septic system installation and maintenance: Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) and local authorities.