Drain field replacement and repair in Gainesville, FL
Soggy yard, slow drains or a septic smell? Tell us what is going on and we will connect you with a local septic pro who can look at it.
What a failing drain field looks like
The drain field is the part of a septic system that spreads liquid from the tank into the soil. When the soil stops absorbing it, you may see slow drains, gurgling pipes, odors, wet ground over the field or sewage backing up in the house. Sewage backing up is a health risk, so do not wait on that one.
A wet yard does not always mean you need a whole new field. A broken line, a blocked box or roots can cause the same symptoms, and a pro can tell the difference. That is why we suggest you talk to someone who can look at your system before you decide anything.
We are a referral service. We connect Gainesville-area homeowners with local septic pros. We are not a contractor, we do not quote prices and we do not do the work. You deal with the pro directly.
What we can connect you with
Drain Field Replacement
When the soil can no longer absorb wastewater, a new field may be needed.
Learn more ›Drain Field Inspection
A look at the tank, the lines and the field, before a small issue grows.
Learn more ›Soil and Percolation Evaluation
How well your soil drains decides what kind of field can go on your lot.
Learn more ›New Septic System Installation
A new tank and field for a new build or a lot that is not on sewer.
Learn more ›Alternative and Mound Systems
Raised mounds and other designs for lots a standard field cannot serve.
Learn more ›Areas in Alachua County
Gainesville, Alachua, Newberry, High Springs, Archer, Hawthorne, Micanopy, Waldo.
Common questions
What does this website do?
We are a referral service. You tell us what is going on with your drain field or septic system, and we connect you with a local septic pro. We are not a contractor and we do not do the work.
Do you quote prices?
No. We do not quote prices or negotiate for anyone. You talk to the pro directly and agree on scope and payment with them.
What is a drain field?
The part of a septic system where liquid from the tank is spread into the soil. It is also called a leach field or absorption field.
How do I know my drain field is failing?
Common signs are slow drains, gurgling pipes, odors, wet or spongy ground over the field and sewage backing up. A pro can confirm what is going on.