Septic installation, permits and inspection handled end to end
Full septic system installation from applications and permits through final inspection and coverup. One licensed company is responsible for the whole job — not a subcontractor chain where nobody owns the outcome.
Why homeowners and builders hand us the whole install
Licensed and certified
Master plumber MP0001301 and on-site sewage facility license OS0003120, fully insured.
Permits are our paperwork
We prepare the applications and coordinate with the permitting authority so your timeline doesn't stall.
Sized for your property
Capacity and spray-field layout are matched to the soil, lot and household — not copied from the last job.
Explained before it's buried
We walk the system with you at coverup so you know where every lid, head and breaker is.
Our installation process
Five stages, in order, with a conversation at each one. You always know what's next and what it costs.
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Site visit and system design
We look at the lot, the soil, the water lines, the house plan and the household size, then design a system that will actually work on your property — and price it in writing.
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Applications and permits
We prepare and submit the application package and handle the back-and-forth with the permitting authority until the permit is issued.
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Installation
Excavation, tank set, plumbing and effluent lines, aerator, chlorinator, control panel wiring, pump and spray heads — installed with quality components rather than whatever is cheapest that week.
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Final inspection
We test the system under load, confirm the controls and alarm behave correctly, and meet the inspection requirements before anything gets closed up.
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Coverup and owner walkthrough
Backfill and grading, then a walkthrough: where the components are, what the alarm means, what to keep off the spray field, and how maintenance works from here.
Read up before you decide
Installation decisions are easier when you understand the system you're buying. These guides cover disposal types, how the equipment works, and what owner manuals will tell you.
System types and disposal
Aerobic vs. anaerobic and the disposal methods used in our area.
How my system works
Tank to aerator to chlorinator to spray field, in plain language.
Owner manuals and guides
Our full resource hub for owners of new and existing systems.
Installation FAQs
Cost transparency, licensing, timelines and permit questions.
We talk about maintenance before we install, not after
An aerobic system is mechanical: a motor, a pump, floats and a disinfection stage. Knowing the care schedule on day one is what keeps a new system out of emergency-repair territory in year three.
Before the trench is closed, you'll know what gets inspected, how often, what it costs, and which habits shorten component life.
Your next step after install
New systems move straight into a maintenance schedule. We keep it simple with Auto-Tracts online contracts — 100% paperless renewal starting at $22/month with secure payment options.
Recent projects
A sample of installation and corrective work across the area we serve. Ask us for details on a project near you when you call.
| Location | Scope of work |
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| Clute, TX | New aerobic system installation, permit package through final inspection and coverup |
| Rosharon, TX | Residential installation with control panel and spray-field layout, plus owner walkthrough |
| Brazoria, TX | Corrective work on an existing system: components brought back to proper operation |
| League City, TX | Installation and equipment replacement with OEM components |
Serving Rosharon and the Brazoria County area
Rosharon · Manvel · Alvin · Angleton · Brazoria · Clute · Pearland · League City. Call and we'll confirm coverage for your address.