Most septic systems don't fail all at once. A baffle breaks. A lid cracks. A pipe settles and sags. Small problems turn into big ones if they sit.
We connect you with experienced septic repair crews who find the actual problem and fix that, not sell you a whole new system you don't need.
What's included
- Inlet and outlet baffle replacement
- Cracked or unsafe lid replacement
- Broken, crushed, or sagging line repair
- Distribution box repair
- Effluent filter install and cleaning
- Pump, float, and alarm replacement
Signs you need this
- Odors near the tank even after pumping
- Slow drains that come back quickly
- A lid that's cracked, sunken, or unsafe to walk on
- Sinking ground over the tank or lines
- The pumper noted a broken baffle on the last visit
Small fixes that save drainfields
The outlet baffle keeps solids in the tank. When it breaks, solids flow straight into your leach lines. A baffle repair costs a fraction of a new drainfield.
An effluent filter adds another layer of protection. If your tank doesn't have one, it's one of the best upgrades you can make.
Safety first
Old concrete and steel lids can crack or rust through. A collapsed lid is a real danger to kids and pets. If a lid looks damaged, stay off it and have it replaced.
Septic System Repair cost
Baffle and filter repairs usually run a few hundred dollars. Line repairs and pump replacements vary by depth and parts. You get a quote before work starts.
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Septic System Repair near you
We serve homes on septic in 22 towns and neighborhoods across Northern Nevada:
Common questions
How do I know if my baffle is broken?
Your pumper can see it when the tank is open. Ask for a baffle check every time you pump.
Do septic repairs need a permit?
Minor repairs often don't. Bigger work, like replacing a tank or drainfield, does. Your contractor handles it.