Aerators, control panels, alarms, chlorinators, spray heads and drip lines. If it's part of an aerobic system in the Brazos Valley, it's what we work on.
We work on aerobic systems. Pick the one that matches what's going on at your place.
An aerobic unit has an air pump, a control panel, an alarm and a disinfection stage, and every one of them needs checking. A maintenance contract puts those visits on a schedule so you aren't left guessing.
About maintenance contracts
An alarm that won't quit, a smell in the yard, spray heads that stay down. Call and we'll track down what's wrong and fix it.
About repairs
Building on a rural lot or replacing a system that's done? We install new aerobic systems with spray or drip dispersal.
About new installsHome base is Bryan, TX, and we drive out to aerobic systems in the towns around it.
Mr. Septic is a septic system service in Bryan, TX that does aerobic septic maintenance, repairs and installs.
Aerobic systems are the norm around the Brazos Valley, and they ask more of a homeowner than an old buried tank ever did. There's an aerator pushing air into the tank, a control panel with an alarm, a chlorinator to keep stocked and spray heads or drip lines out in the yard.
That's the equipment we spend our days on. When you call, you're talking to a local septic service about the system in your own yard.
Your visit is recorded in Fieldbase On-Site, the software we use on every visit. Here is what you get from it.
Illustration of a phone showing a visit report from Mr. Septic: aerobic system check, system ok, completed today, a text message saying the visit is complete, photos from the visit and the arrival logged by GPS.
Your phone gets a text message as soon as your technician marks the visit finished.
Open the visit report on your phone and see what was checked and what we found.
Your technician adds photos of what they saw, so you can see it for yourself.
The report shows when your technician reached your property, recorded by GPS.
Book your next visit and see it for yourself.
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An air pump, a control panel, an alarm and a chlorinator all have to keep doing their jobs. If you can't remember the last time someone checked yours, give us a call.