North Texas Septic Service Area
Tanner is based in Lone Camp and covers the rural country roughly 60 miles around it: Palo Pinto County, Mineral Wells, Graford, Possum Kingdom, and the smaller communities in between.
The core route is west and central around Palo Pinto County, where rocky ground, lake lots, ranch roads, and rural new builds shape the work. The map gives you orientation; the real fit still depends on access, scope, permit path, and whether the job belongs in Tanner's conventional septic and site-work lane.
Check your ZIP before you call.
No email, no sign-up. If you are a little outside the core route, reach out anyway and Tanner will either help or point you the right way.
A ZIP check is only a first pass. A steep lake lot, locked gate, rough road, or job that needs a different system type can change the answer even when the map looks close.
Local service-area guides.
Tanner works across Palo Pinto County and the nearby Mineral Wells, Graford, and Possum Kingdom Lake country. Smaller communities nearby fit the same rural service pattern.
Septic & Site Work in Palo Pinto County
Palo Pinto County is home. From Lone Camp and Mineral Wells out to Graford, Palo Pinto, and the Possum Kingdom Lake country, Tanner installs, repairs, and inspects conventional septic systems and does site work for rural builds.
02Septic & Site Work in Mineral Wells, TX
Mineral Wells and the rural country around it are part of Tanner's home turf. Whether you are on the edge of town, out on acreage, or building where city sewer does not reach, Tanner handles conventional gravity septic work - and can coordinate related site work when it supports a septic project.
03Septic & Site Work - Graford & Possum Kingdom Lake
The Graford and Possum Kingdom Lake area is some of the prettiest and trickiest country to build in out here. Lake homes, waterfront lots, steep drives, rocky ground, and rural acreage all bring septic and site-work decisions that need a local read.
Licensed septic installation, repair, and inspections, plus land clearing, dirt work, and site prep to get a rural build going.
Septic stays the center: conventional gravity systems, owner-operated, and plain local communication. The site-work pieces are here because rural builds often need the lot cleared, access shaped, and the pad thought through before the septic system goes in. Rock, slope, lake lots, and access can change how the work needs to be planned from one place to the next.
If you are trying to decide where to start, pick the closest match: new-build installation, repair symptoms, buyer inspections, or site prep. Send your location and job type with the quote request so Tanner can understand the ground and scope before the first call.
View ServicesService-area questions
What area does Tanner cover?
Tanner is based in Lone Camp and covers rural North Texas roughly 60 miles around it, weighted toward Palo Pinto County, Mineral Wells, Graford, Possum Kingdom, and nearby communities. That is a working radius, not a promise that every job fits.
What if my property is near the edge of the map?
Send the ZIP code and job details. The map is an orientation tool; road access, permit path, scope, and the actual property decide whether the job fits.
What septic work does Tanner handle in the service area?
Tanner handles conventional gravity septic installation, repair, and inspections, plus land clearing, dirt work, and site prep when that work supports a rural build.