Yearly Maintenance Contracts in Spring
A licensed technician inspects your complete system every 4 months (every 3 in Harris County), cleans filters, sets timers, checks sludge and floats, and files the county report.
Learn more →Harris County · Service Area
Aerobic septic service in Spring, TX
Aerobic septic maintenance and repair for the large-lot pockets of Spring, from Spring Stuebner Rd and Rhetta Ln to Benders Landing Estates.
Neighborhoods
Neighborhoods and communities we cover around Spring
Many master-planned subdivisions are on MUD or city sewer. If your home has an aerobic system, we'll service it, whatever neighborhood you're in.
- Benders Landing EstatesLarge lots, 77386
- Gleannloch FarmsSome larger lots
- Memorial NorthwestLarger lots
- Fosters RidgeLarger lots
- Carriage HillsLarger lots
- Augusta CreekLarger lots
- Spring TrailsMixed lot sizes
- Oak Estates at Jacobs ReserveLarger lots
- Rhetta Ln areaAcreage, 77389
- Spring Stuebner Rd areaAcreage, 77389
- Riley Fuzzel Rd areaMontgomery County side
- Old Town SpringHistoric district
Roads we run
- Spring Stuebner Rd
- Rhetta Ln
- Kuykendahl Rd
- Spring Cypress Rd
- FM 2920
- Riley Fuzzel Rd
- Rayford Rd
- I-45
Services in Spring
What we do for Spring homeowners
Aerobic Septic Repairs in Spring
Air compressors, water pumps, spray heads and lines, control panels, timers, risers and lids. Red or yellow light on? Call us.
Learn more →Home Buyer Inspections in Spring
Buying a home with an aerobic system? We pull the county installation drawing and check every component before you close.
Learn more →Local know-how
Things we see on Spring systems
Small lots, big households
Large-lot pockets in Spring are often surrounded by busy subdivisions, but the house itself may have more people than the system was sized for. Watch water use when guests stay.
Grease and disposals
Heavy garbage disposal use and grease down the drain shorten the time between pumpings and can starve the aerobic chamber of air.
Spring questions
Answers for Spring homeowners
My Spring neighborhood is on MUD sewer. Do I need you?
If your home is connected to a MUD or city sewer, you don't have an aerobic system to maintain. Our Spring customers are on the large-lot streets that still use on-site systems.
I'm in 77386. Is that Harris or Montgomery County?
77386 is north of Spring Creek, in Montgomery County, so your system follows the four-month inspection schedule.
What does a red or yellow light on my control panel mean?
A red or yellow light (or a buzzing alarm) means the system has detected a problem, most often a high water level or low air pressure.
High water can come from a failed water pump, clogged spray heads or filters, or more water going in than the system can handle. Low air usually points to a broken air pump, a broken air line, or a low water level in the aeration chamber. Until it's checked, cut back on water use (laundry, long showers, dishwasher), then call us at (832) 530-5945.
Need aerobic septic service in Spring?
Call Greywater and talk to the people who'll actually be on your property. Monday to Friday, 8 to 5, usually same day or next day.