Get Recommendations for Your Septic System

All American Septic has helped customers like you with their residential septic systems since 1998. We have over 20 years of experience, and we're fully licensed, insured, and bonded. In other words, you can trust us for quality recommendations to support your septic system.

With our recommendations and support, we can help you keep your septic system in good condition for longer. We offer warranties, and our main goal is 100% customer satisfaction. We focus on education, training our staff weekly, and explaining septic situations to you in detail with every service call.

We're also committed to helping you save money. Following these tips can minimize your need for repairs and replacements, and we have competitive prices with military and senior discounts. We are happy to match the written estimate of any reputable competitor.

Call All American Septic for an in-person appointment. If you want to learn more about your septic system and how to maintain it, keep reading our tips below.

Good Ideas for Your Septic System

At All American Septic, we want you to have the tools you need to keep your septic system in the best shape. To promote better functionality and preserve your septic system, consider the following recommendations from our experts:

• Pump and inspect your system every three years
• Repair leaks in toilets or faucets
• Conserve water when possible
• Do laundry over several days
• Use the right bacteria
• Keep a maintenance record

For additional support, All American Septic is here. We can help with pumping, inspections, repairs, and maintenance. Same-day service is available, and we can provide a free, same-day estimate within 30 miles for your convenience. Call (281) 205-4006 today!

Bad Ideas for Your Septic System

It's not just about what you do. It's also about what you don't do. At All American Septic, we have the following recommendations about what not to do for your septic tank:

• Don't build any structure over your septic tank or drain field
• Don't drive over your septic tank or drain field
• Don't touch the liquid from your septic tank
• Don't allow electrical interruptions (for systems with mechanical components or alarms)
• Don't send the water softener back flush to your tank
• Limit your garbage disposal use or don't use it altogether (disposals increase solids by 50%)
• Don't enter your septic tank (there are deadly gases)
• Don't neglect pumping every three years

If you have questions or concerns, give us a call. If something goes wrong with your septic tank, don't worry. All American Septic offers 24/7 emergency service. We respond within one or two hours!