Yearly Maintenance Contracts in Tomball
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 →Aerobic septic maintenance contracts, repairs and home-buyer inspections on the acreage around Tomball.
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.
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 →Air compressors, water pumps, spray heads and lines, control panels, timers, risers and lids. Red or yellow light on? Call us.
Learn more →Buying a home with an aerobic system? We pull the county installation drawing and check every component before you close.
Learn more →Leaves and pine needles collect around lids and spray heads. Keep the area around the control panel and spray heads clear so heads can pop up and spray freely.
After a heavy rain, a saturated yard and a full pump tank can trip a high-water alarm. Cut back on laundry and long showers, and call us if the light stays on.
It depends on the county that issued your permit. Harris County requires four (every three months); Montgomery County follows the state minimum of three (every four months). Spring Creek is the county line. Call us with your address and we'll confirm.
Tomball is on our regular routes. Call (832) 530-5945 and we'll get you on the schedule. Depending on our schedule we can usually have a technician out the same day or the next day, and our trucks carry 95% of the parts needed.
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.
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.