Austin Area Aerobic Services

Septic Company in Austin, Texas

4.7(12 reviews)
(512) 574-53376800 Westgate Blvd, Ste 132-347, Austin, TX 78745View on Yelp
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About Austin Area Aerobic Services

Austin Area Aerobic Services is an Austin, Texas provider specializing in aerobic septic systems, holding a 4.7 rating from 12 customers. Aerobic treatment units, or ATUs, are increasingly common in the Austin metro and surrounding Hill Country counties because conventional systems often can't meet soil and environmental requirements in that terrain. This provider's name and specialization signal focused expertise in a system type that many general septic companies handle less frequently. For homeowners with an aerobic system in areas like Bee Cave, Lakeway, or Jonestown, having a specialist on call makes a real difference.

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Services & Process

Austin Area Aerobic Services centers on the maintenance and repair of aerobic septic treatment units. These systems use an air injection process to treat wastewater more thoroughly than conventional tanks, but they require regular maintenance including checking the aerator, chlorinator, spray heads, and alarm systems. Service typically involves quarterly or annual maintenance visits as required by Texas state regulations. They also handle repairs when aerators fail, spray heads clog, or control panels malfunction. Real estate inspections for homes with aerobic systems require someone who actually understands how ATUs function, not just conventional tanks.

Service Area

Austin Area Aerobic Services serves Austin and the surrounding communities where aerobic systems are prevalent. This includes the Hill Country communities west of Austin such as Lakeway, Bee Cave, Spicewood, and Marble Falls, as well as areas north and south along the growth corridors in Williamson and Hays counties. Both new system startups and ongoing maintenance contracts are offered.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an aerobic septic system and how is it different from a regular one?
An aerobic treatment unit uses oxygen injected into the tank to break down waste more completely than a conventional anaerobic system. The treated effluent is then disinfected with chlorine and distributed through surface spray heads or drip irrigation, making it suitable for lots where soil conditions won't support a traditional drain field.
Does Texas require a maintenance contract for aerobic septic systems?
Yes. The TCEQ requires that aerobic system owners maintain a service contract with a licensed maintenance provider, and systems must be inspected and documented on a regular schedule. Letting your maintenance contract lapse can result in violations and creates liability if the system malfunctions.
Why is my aerobic system alarm going off?
Aerobic system alarms typically signal a high water level in the tank, a failed aerator motor, a problem with the chlorinator, or an electrical issue with the control panel. The alarm should be taken seriously rather than silenced and ignored, since some failures can cause untreated effluent to spray from your system.
How often do aerobic septic systems need chlorine refills?
Most aerobic systems use chlorine tablets that need to be checked and refilled every one to three months depending on household size and usage. Your maintenance provider typically handles this during scheduled visits, but if your alarm activates between visits, low chlorine is one of the first things to check.
Can I sell my home if my aerobic septic system isn't in compliance?
A system that's out of compliance, whether due to a lapsed maintenance contract or an active violation, can complicate or block a real estate sale. Buyers and their inspectors will flag it, and title companies may require proof of compliance before closing. Getting current before listing saves significant headaches.
Are aerobic systems common in the Austin Hill Country, and why?
Yes, they're very common west and northwest of Austin where shallow rocky soil over limestone makes conventional drain fields impractical or impossible to permit. Aerobic systems produce cleaner effluent that can be surface-applied, which makes them viable on lots where a standard leach field would fail TCEQ requirements.

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