Drainfield Repairs and New Construction

Your septic issues may be beyond a full tank issue. If your septic tank has been pumped and you're still facing issues with your Leesburg, Eustis or Fruitland Park, FL system, you might be facing a drainfield failure. The drainfield is an underground system of soil, gravel and bacteria that filters the waste liquids before they enter back into the water cycle through groundwater. You may simply have a broken pipe, but in the worst case, you could have a total drainfield failure. The process of installing a new drainfield requires a permit and involves excavating the old drainfield or placing a new one in an adjacent yard.

Call 352-787-5435 to learn more about possible drainfield issues!

• Grease in the system is cutting off oxygen, preventing aerobic bacteria from decomposing waste material
• The field is damaged from too few septic tank pump-outs or cleanings
• Compacted soil from heavy use of land above the drainfield

1. You notice pooling water in your yard - it will probably be a drainfield issue.
2. You hear gurgling in your toilets or notice bad odors similar to rotten eggs or raw sewage outside your home. Either your tank simply needs to be pumped, you have a stoppage in the line, or your drainfield has gone bad.
3. Your toilets are backing up and won't flush. Again, either your tank simply needs to be pumped, you have a stoppage in the line or your drainfield has gone bad .