Yes. We provide septic-system installation, replacement, modification, and abandonment services for residential and commercial properties throughout Miami-Dade and Broward County. Service availability depends on the property location, site conditions, and permitting jurisdiction.
Depending on the project, our services may include:
We review the property before construction to determine the specific services required.
Yes. New septic systems and most septic-system replacements or major modifications require a permit. Additional building, plumbing, environmental, zoning, or municipal approvals may also be required.
We can review your property and help coordinate the required plans, applications, inspections, and approvals.
Common warning signs include:
A site evaluation is usually necessary to determine whether repair is feasible or full replacement is required.
Yes. We can evaluate and replace failed drainfields when permitted by the site conditions and applicable regulations. The replacement design may depend on the available property area, soil conditions, groundwater level, building use, and required setbacks.
In some cases, yes. If the drainfield remains functional and compliant, replacing only the damaged or deteriorated tank may be possible. The permitting authority may require an evaluation of the entire system before approving a tank-only replacement.
Yes. We work on both residential and commercial septic projects. Commercial systems are generally designed according to the building’s use, estimated wastewater flow, occupancy, plumbing fixtures, and site conditions.
Yes. We provide septic-abandonment and sewer-connection services where public sewer is available. The work may include:
Possibly. Connection requirements depend on the property location, the applicable utility, local regulations, and whether an official sewer-availability or connection notice has been issued.
We can review the property and help determine whether a connection is currently required.
The cost depends on several factors, including:
We provide project-specific estimates after reviewing the property and proposed scope of work.
Actual construction may take several days, but the complete project also includes design, permitting, utility coordination, inspections, and closeout. The overall schedule depends heavily on the permitting jurisdiction, system complexity, and site conditions.
Our primary focus is septic-system construction, including new installations, replacements, repairs, abandonment, and sewer conversions. If pumping is required as part of a construction project, it must be completed by an appropriately authorized septic-service provider.
