West Palm Beach Quality Septic: Septic Services in West Palm Beach, FL
Every septic service we cover, what each one involves, and what it typically costs locally.
West Palm Beach Quality Septic covers the full range of septic work within 20 miles of downtown West Palm Beach, from a routine pump-out to a raised drainfield. If you are not sure which of these you need, that is normal: describing what the system is doing is usually enough to narrow it down, and that is what the phone is for.
Routine care
The inexpensive work that keeps everything downstream working.
Septic Tank Pumping
Pump-outs and full tank cleaning for homes and businesses within 20 miles of downtown West Palm Beach. Standard residential pump-out, tank up to 1,000 gallons: $325 to $625.
Septic Inspection
Routine and full septic inspections that tell you what condition the system is in before it tells you itself. Routine inspection, tank opened and components checked: $250 to $450.
Septic Riser Installation
Risers that bring buried septic lids up to grade, so every future service starts with lifting a lid instead of digging. Riser and lid brought to grade, per opening: $350 to $900.
Septic Tank Locating
Finding a septic tank nobody can find, using records, probes and a camera, before anyone digs up the wrong part of the yard. Locating a tank that nobody can find: $150 to $450.
When something has gone wrong
Diagnosis first, then the repair that fits the fault.
Septic Backup and Overflow
What to do in the first ten minutes of a septic backup, and how the cause gets found so it does not happen again. Standard residential pump-out, tank up to 1,000 gallons: $325 to $625.
Septic Repair
The broken part found and fixed, from a cracked inlet line to a collapsed lid, with the price in writing first. Pipe, lid and inlet line repairs: $300 to $2,500.
Baffle and Effluent Filter Repair
The two small parts that stand between your tank and your drainfield, replaced and cleaned before they cost you the field. Inlet or outlet baffle replacement: $300 to $800.
Septic Alarm Going Off
What the buzzer and the red light on your septic control box are telling you, and what to do in the next hour. Float switch or alarm repair: $200 to $650.
Septic Lift Pump Repair
Effluent pumps, floats, check valves and control panels on pressure-dosed and raised septic systems. Float switch or alarm repair: $200 to $650.
Tell us what the system is doing and we will tell you which of these it usually is.
Call (561) 658-4115Drainfields and new systems
The high-ticket work, where the water table decides most of the price.
Drainfield Repair
Wet ground, slow drains and a field that stays soggy in dry weather, diagnosed before anyone quotes a replacement. Drainfield repair: lines, distribution box, partial rebuild: $1,500 to $6,500.
Drainfield Replacement
A new drainfield designed around your lot, your water table and Florida's separation rule, permitted and inspected. Drainfield replacement, in-ground: $6,000 to $15,000.
Mound Septic Systems
Raised drainfields for lots where the water table sits too close to the surface for a field in the ground. Mound or fill drainfield: $12,000 to $25,000.
Septic System Installation
New septic systems for new homes, rebuilds and additions, designed to the lot and permitted before a shovel goes in. New system, three bedroom, in-ground drainfield: $9,000 to $18,000.
Septic Tank Replacement
Cracked, collapsing or undersized septic tanks replaced under permit, sized to the house as it stands today. Septic tank replacement: $4,000 to $9,000.
Special systems and changes of use
Aerobic units, home sales and the move from septic to sewer.
Aerobic Septic Service
Maintenance, repairs and the required service contract for aerobic treatment units. Aerobic unit maintenance contract, per year: $300 to $600.
Home Buyer Septic Inspection
A septic inspection timed to your contract, so you know what you are buying before the inspection period closes. Full inspection with pump-out and drainfield evaluation: $450 to $900.
Septic to Sewer Conversion
The septic half of a sewer connection: the permitted pump-out, crush and fill of the old tank, on the state deadline. Tank abandonment: permit, pump-out, crush and fill: $800 to $2,500.
Not sure where to start?
Most septic problems announce themselves the same few ways: slow drains everywhere, gurgling, a smell outdoors, wet ground over the field, or an alarm on the control box. Call (561) 658-4115, describe which of those you are seeing, and it usually narrows to one or two of the services above before anyone drives out. Every price is confirmed in writing before work starts.