Aerobic System Services in Kendall County

Maintenance contracts, repairs, real-estate inspections, spray field work and new installs for aerobic (ATU) systems: one TCEQ-licensed crew for the whole system across Kendall County.

Aerobic System Services

We are a full-service aerobic septic company for Boerne and Kendall County, from the acreage subdivisions off I-10 and Highway 46 to the Guadalupe River places around Comfort and Waring and the ranchettes up toward Kendalia and Sisterdale. Out here the limestone and clay do not percolate the way a conventional drain field needs, so nearly every home outside a sewer district runs on an aerobic treatment unit, an ATU that aerates and disinfects wastewater before spraying it over a designated area. If it has to do with an aerobic system, we handle it: the maintenance contract Texas requires with an inspection every four months, repairs to compressors, pumps, controls, chlorinators and spray heads, inspections for a home sale, spray field and drain field repair, and new systems designed and permitted for your lot. Most of the people who call us are newcomers to the Hill Country or buyers under contract on a Kendall County property with no idea who services the system in the yard. Tell us roughly where the property is and what is going on and you get a straight answer and a real price.

One crew for the whole aerobic system

An aerobic system is more than a tank. There is a trash tank, an aeration chamber, a pump tank, an air compressor, a chlorinator, float switches, an alarm panel and a set of spray heads or drip lines spreading treated effluent across the yard. Plenty of Kendall County homeowners end up with one company that installed it, a second holding the maintenance contract and a third called in for an inspection at closing. We do all of it, and the continuity matters: the people who service your unit every four months are the people who know whether the compressor is tired or the spray field is starting to pond.

Built for Kendall County ground and TCEQ rules

Aerobic work here is shaped by two things, the ground and the regulations. Kendall County sits on shallow Hill Country limestone and pockets of tight clay where a gravity drain field will not absorb effluent, which is why the new builds along I-10 and Highway 46 go in on aerobic units with spray distribution. On top of that, Texas requires a maintenance contract with an inspection every four months for the life of an aerobic system, with reports filed to the permitting authority, which for most of our area is Kendall County under TCEQ rules. We install systems sized and permitted for your soil and lot and keep them in compliance so the county never catches you off guard.

Straight answers for people new to septic

A lot of our customers moved to Boerne from a city with sewer and have never owned a septic system, let alone one with a compressor and an alarm. Aerobic systems are easy to oversell to someone in that position. We do not work that way. We show you what we find when the lids are off, explain what the system actually needs and quote it up front. If the compressor has another season in it, we say so. If a spray field is failing and a part swap only buys time, we tell you that too, so you can plan instead of getting surprised.

What’s included

  • Maintenance contracts, repairs, inspections, spray field work and installs from one crew
  • Aerobic (ATU) systems across Boerne, Fair Oaks Ranch, Comfort and all of Kendall County
  • TCEQ-compliant work and the required four-month inspections, reports filed with the county
  • Compressors, pumps, control panels, chlorinators and spray heads serviced
  • Honest, up-front pricing with no surprise add-ons
  • We show you what we find before recommending work

Get Help With Aerobic Systems

Tell us where your system is and what is going on. We will call you back with a quote.

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Aerobic Systems: Questions We Hear a Lot

Why does my Kendall County property need an aerobic system instead of a regular septic?
The Hill Country around Boerne sits on shallow, rocky limestone and tight clay that do not absorb wastewater fast enough for a conventional gravity drain field. An aerobic treatment unit (ATU) aerates and disinfects the effluent so it is clean enough to spray over a smaller area, which is what these soils can handle. For most lots outside the Boerne sewer system, in Fair Oaks Ranch, Cordillera Ranch, Comfort and the acreage along Highway 46, an aerobic system is the only design the county will permit.
Do you handle the whole system or just one part?
The whole system. We hold the maintenance contract and run the state-required inspections every four months, repair compressors, pumps, controls, chlorinators and spray heads, inspect systems for home sales, repair spray fields and drain fields, and design and install new aerobic systems. One call covers it, and the crew that services your system is the crew that knows it.
Is a maintenance contract really required by law in Texas?
Yes. Texas requires every aerobic system to be under a maintenance contract with a licensed provider, with an inspection at least every four months for the life of the system, and Kendall County can ask for proof. We hold the contract, run the inspections on schedule and file the reports so you stay compliant.
I just bought a home near Boerne with no service history. Where do I start?
Start with an inspection and a maintenance contract. We open the tanks, test the compressor, pump, floats, chlorinator and alarm, check the spray field and tell you the true condition. From there we put you on the required four-month schedule so the system stays healthy and compliant. If you are still under contract on the purchase, call before closing and we can inspect it first.

Need Aerobic Systems in Kendall County?

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