Like an Oil Change, But for Your Septic.
Your septic system requires routine maintenance to work properly. It's just like your car: if you don't get an oil change, it won't last too long. Skip septic maintenance long enough and you're looking at thousands in repairs or a full system replacement.
Routine Septic Maintenance
Our routine inspections verify that every component is doing its job (tanks, pumps, baffles, lateral lines, spray heads on aerobic systems) and flag potential failures before they become emergencies. We give you a clean report and a list (if any) of what needs attention.
Real Estate Inspections
Buying or selling a home with a septic system in Johnson County? We provide inspection certificates required by lenders and title companies. We'll inspect the system, document its condition, and if a new system is needed, give you a free estimate so you know exactly where you stand at the closing table.
TCEQ Service Contracts
If you own an aerobic system in Texas, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) requires you to be under an active maintenance contract. Jackey Lackey provides those contracts, including:
- Quarterly service visits (the TCEQ-required cadence)
- System inspection and component check each visit
- Chlorine refill, adjustments, and minor tuning
- TCEQ paperwork filed on your behalf
- Honest heads-up if anything needs repair beyond the contract scope
What's Inspected
Tank & Baffles
Sludge depth, scum layer, baffle condition, inlet/outlet integrity.
Pumps & Electrical
Aerator, spray pumps, float switches, control panel, alarms.
Drain Field
Surface saturation, odor, lateral line condition, spray head function.
Paperwork
TCEQ filings, inspection certificates, service records for your file.