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Septic Maintenance that catches problems before they cost you.

Quality maintenance using detailed inspection techniques to lower long-term maintenance costs and help eliminate emergency repairs.

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Professional services

What a maintenance visit actually covers.

Detailed inspection

System-wide checks of tank levels, aerator, pump function, and disposal — the same detail every visit.

Alarm diagnosis

Diagnose what triggered the alarm, identify the cause, and clear the fault — not just silence it.

Written reports

Each visit ends with a written record of what was checked and what needs attention.

Tank cleaning

Vacuum service, priced fairly.

Quality vacuum service scheduled around your household usage. We pump when the tank actually needs it — not on a boilerplate calendar — and we tell you what we saw when we pulled the lid.

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Real-estate inspections

Buying or selling with a septic system.

Pre-sale and pre-purchase inspections that document real system condition — with a clear report, honest read on remaining service life, and estimates for anything needing attention.

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Maintenance contracts

Auto-Tracts online contracts, from $22/month.

Aerobic systems require a maintenance contract by state rule. We make renewal simple: 100% paperless, secure online signup, monthly or yearly payment options. Set it up once and stay covered.

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$22

/month starting rate

  • Paperless renewalIncluded
  • Monthly or yearly billingIncluded
  • Detailed inspectionsIncluded
  • Alarm monitoring coverageAvailable

Chlorine tablet guidance

Keeping the chlorinator dosed correctly.

Chlorine tablets are what turn treated wastewater into disinfected effluent. Actual refill cadence varies with household usage and tablet dissolution rate — we walk you through the right routine for YOUR system during the first maintenance visit, and check tablet levels on every visit after that.

Read the chlorinator guide

Do's and Don'ts

DO

  • — Space out laundry loads
  • — Fix leaky fixtures fast
  • — Keep chlorinator dosed
  • — Route rainwater away

DON'T

  • — Flush wipes or grease
  • — Pour paint or solvents
  • — Drive over the field
  • — Plant trees near tanks
Green hose connected to concrete septic system access points in residential yard

Preventive care

The math on preventive vs. emergency service.

Systems on regular maintenance rarely become emergencies. Systems ignored between failures cost multiples of what routine service would have. Our detailed inspection techniques exist to find the small issue that turns into the after-hours call — and fix it while it's still small.

Read the preventive-maintenance guide

Common questions

Answers to the questions homeowners ask us most.

Septic system basics Help! My alarm is on How often to add tablets? Lost your homeowner manual?

Still not sure? Talk to the owner.

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