⚡ LICENSED AEROBIC & CONVENTIONAL SEPTIC INSTALLERS IN SMITH COUNTY • CALL (903) 251-8507
TCEQ Licensed OSSF Installers • Smith County, TX

Complete Septic System Installation
In Tyler & Smith County, Texas

Turn-key On-Site Sewage Facility (OSSF) installations for new construction and replacement systems. We handle engineering, soil perc testing, county permitting, excavation, and tank setting.

TCEQ Licensed Installer II Full Permitting & Perc Tests 100% Free Site Consultations Heavy Excavation & Tank Setting

Turn-Key Septic System Design & Installation in East Texas

Installing a new septic system in Smith County requires precision engineering to match local soil permeability and strict Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) regulations. Whether your property requires an advanced aerobic treatment unit (ATU) with surface spray or a traditional gravity-fed conventional drain field, our licensed team handles the entire process from soil evaluation to final county sign-off.

1. Site Soil Evaluation

Comprehensive perc test and soil texture profiling to determine exact OSSF system suitability.

2. County Permitting

Full submission and approval management through Smith County environmental health departments.

3. Excavation & Setup

Laser-leveled tank placement, high-durability piping, electrical control hookups, and backfill.

Frequently Asked Installation Questions

Authoritative answers on Smith County septic installation costs and regulations.

How much does a new septic system cost in Tyler, TX?

A complete septic system installation in Tyler, TX typically runs $8,000 to $12,000 for a conventional gravity system and $12,000 to $25,000 for an aerobic system. The overall cost includes soil perc testing, county permits, tank delivery, excavation, and electrical control panels.

Do I need an aerobic system or conventional septic system in Smith County?

System type is determined by your property's soil percolation rate and lot size. Heavy clay soils or smaller lots require aerobic treatment units (ATU) with spray or drip irrigation. Sandy, permeable loam on larger acreage can often utilize conventional gravel or chamber drain fields.

How long does a septic system installation take in Tyler?

The permitting and soil evaluation phase takes 1 to 2 weeks. Once the Smith County permit is issued, physical excavation, tank setting, line laying, and final inspection take 2 to 4 days.

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Building in Tyler, Whitehouse, Bullard, or Lindale? Contact our engineering team or call (903) 251-8507 for fast turn-around.

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