Houston And Surrounding Cities
WEEKLY SPECIAL!
Septic System Pumping!
Starting March 7th Until March 15th
$149.99!!
On the First 500 Gallons!
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And Mention This Special Today!
AEROBIC SERVICE
Keep your aerobic septic system
running smooth by having Acton
Septic, Inc. Perform the state
regulated inspections. Our service
agreements are simple and painless.
SEPTIC PUMPING
Septic systems need regular
pumping to prevent overflows and
equipment damage. We complete
our work in timely manner, and
your satisfaction is fully guaranteed
Any Type of Septic System Service Commercial or Residential
Residential Septic Services:
• Aerobic System Maintenance
• Grease Trap Cleaning
• Septic System Inspections
• Septic Tank Excavation
• Septic Tank Installation
• Septic System Repair
• Septic System Pump Out
Johnny Lamas
With AAA Action Septic Service,
the BUCK STOPS HERE!
Our Family Owned Business Has Been Taking Care of Houston Area Customers For Over 37 Years.
We Make Sure Your Septic System Is Maintained Properly and in Compliance With State and Local Laws!
Your Satisfaction Is Our Number 1 Goal !
Aerobic Septic System Maintenance Specialists
Ask about our affordable, licensed maintenance program to inspect, maintain, and clean your conventional or aerobic septic system on a regular schedule.
OUR FAQ’S
Our Family Owned Business Has Been Taking Care of Houston Area Customers For Over 37 Years.
We Make Sure Your Septic System Is Maintained Properly and in Compliance With State and Local Laws!
Yes, we are licensed. Our license numbers are as followed:
CITY OF HOUSTON PERMIT # 978
TCEQ #24910 • US DOT #2536781
OSSF 11 • OS00034763
OSSF Maintenance Provider • MP0002268
Yes, Our workers are not only trained & licensed but they all have a minimum of 5 years of experience before being able to work contracts on their own. Yes they are supervised by our field inspector which from time to time rides along with them to make sure that our workers comply with all protocols and regulations mandated by the state of Texas.
Yes, We can get your installation financed, As Well.
How to Care for Your Septic System
Septic system maintenance is not complicated, and it does not need to be expensive. Upkeep comes down to four key elements:
- Inspect and Pump Frequently
- Use Water Efficiently
- Properly Dispose of Waste
- Maintain Your Drainfield
Inspect and Pump Frequently
The average household septic system should be inspected at least every three years by a septic service professional. Household septic tanks are typically pumped every three to five years. Alternative systems with electrical float switches, pumps, or mechanical components should be inspected more often, generally once a year. A service contract is important since alternative systems have mechanized parts.
Four major factors influence the frequency of septic pumping:
- Household size
- Total wastewater generated
- Volume of solids in wastewater
- Septic tank size
Use Water Efficiently
The average indoor water use in a typical single-family home is nearly 70 gallons per individual, per day. Just a single leaky or running toilet can waste as much as 200 gallons of water per day. Al of the water a household sends down its pipes winds up in its septic system. The more water a household conserves, the less water enters the septic system. Efficient water use improves the operation of a septic system and reduces the risk of failure.
Properly Dispose of Waste
Whether you flush it down the toilet, grind it in the garbage disposal, or pour it down the sink, shower, or bath, everything that goes down your drains ends up in your septic system. What goes down the drain affects how well your septic system works.
Toilets aren’t trash cans!
Your septic system is not a trash can. An easy rule of thumb: Do not flush anything besides human waste and toilet paper. Never flush:
- Cooking grease or oil
- Non-flushable wipes, such as baby wipes or other wet wipes
- Photographic solutions
- Feminine hygiene products
- Condoms
- Dental floss
- Diapers
- Cigarette butts
- Coffee grounds
- Cat litter
- Paper towels
- Pharmaceuticals
- Household chemicals like gasoline, oil, pesticides, antifreeze, and paint or paint thinners
Maintain Your Drainfield
Your drainfield—a component of your septic system that removes contaminants from the liquid that emerges from your septic tank—is an important part of your septic system. Here are a few things you should do to maintain it:
- Parking: Never park or drive on your drainfield.
- Planting: Plant trees the appropriate distance from your drainfield to keep roots from growing into your septic system.
• A septic service professional can advise you of the proper distance, depending on your septic tank and landscape.
- Placing: Keep roof drains, sump pumps, and other rainwater drainage systems away from your drainfield area. Excess water slows down or stops the wastewater treatment process.
We do Installations Too!
Residential and Commercial
Even Better, We Can Get Your Installation Financed, As Well.
AAA Action Septic Service
All septic services are Licensed & Guaranteed! Give us a call whenever you’re having issues with your septic system.
Our low prices, fast response, dedication and integrity, and FREE quotes, our only goal is to meet your residential and commercial septic needs.
24 HOUR SERVICE
Address
166 Campbell Acres Rd, Cleveland, TX 77328
aaaactionsepticser@gmail.com