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DRAIN FIELD PROBLEMS
WHY DRAIN FIELDS FAIL
Our Trusted, Local Septic Experts
In-House Services
No Hidden Fees
Best Prices
5-Star Google Rated
20+ Years Experience
Fast Turn Around
Why Us?
We’ve repaired and replaced hundreds of drain fields throughout Northeast Florida. Our team brings deep knowledge of soil types, drainage patterns, and health department requirements. Whether you're dealing with a system failure or building new, we deliver fast, code-compliant results with no hidden surprises. We handle permits, inspections, and even post-repair maintenance guidance — so you don’t have to worry about a thing.
OUR SERVICES INCLUDE
SEPTIC SYSTEM DESIGN & PERMIT ASSISTANCE
We create engineered septic system designs tailored to your property’s layout, soil conditions, and wastewater needs. Our team handles the entire permitting process — from site planning and county coordination to final health department approval — so your install is fully compliant and stress-free.
SOIL TESTS & SEPTIC INSPECTIONS
Whether you’re building new, buying a home, or upgrading your system, we provide certified soil percolation testing and detailed septic system inspections. These services help ensure proper system sizing, code compliance, and long-term reliability — all backed by expert guidance and fast results.
ALL TYPES OF SEPTIC & DRAIN FIELD INSTALLS
From traditional gravity-fed tanks to advanced ATU and engineered systems, we install every type of septic setup to fit your needs and local requirements. Our team also handles new and replacement drain field installs using tested layouts, high-quality materials, and deep knowledge of Florida regulations.
What is a Drain Field?
A drain field (also called a leach field or leach bed) is the part of your septic system that disperses treated wastewater from your septic tank back into the soil. It’s made up of underground perforated pipes laid in gravel-filled trenches. As the water slowly filters through the soil, it’s naturally cleaned before reentering the groundwater. A properly working drain field is essential for keeping your yard dry, your system efficient, and your property safe.
PEOPLE SAY
Krystal, Jacksonville
"Showed up when they said. Fixed it fast. That’s all I needed."
Jimmy, Jacksonville
"I don’t know much about septic stuff but they did good. Real clean job."
Oscar, Jacksonville
Thought it was gonna be a mess but they handled the whole thing. Permits and everything. Appreciate it."
COMMON QUESTIONS
How long does a drain field last?
A properly installed and maintained drain field can last 20–30 years or more. Regular septic pumping, water conservation, and avoiding driving or building over the field can help extend its lifespan.
Can I drive or park over my drain field?
No — driving, parking, or placing heavy objects over your drain field can crush pipes and compact the soil, leading to system failure.
What’s the difference between a drain field and a septic tank?
The septic tank holds and breaks down waste. The drain field is where treated liquid from the tank gets filtered back into the soil. Both parts must function properly for your system to work safely and efficiently.
