Septic & Site Work for Rural North Texas
Septic is Tanner's trade: licensed installation, repair, and inspections for rural North Texas. And because he runs the equipment to do it, he can handle the dirt work that gets your place build-ready too.
Start here if you need a conventional septic system, a repair diagnosis, a private pre-closing septic evaluation, or site work that supports a septic project. Septic stays at the center - land clearing, dirt work, and site prep are supporting lead-capture work, not a second identity for the shop.
Licensed conventional septic work.
These are the core services: installation, repair, and inspections for conventional gravity septic systems. Tanner is a licensed TCEQ OSSF Installer I (OS0041298), and he keeps the scope plain instead of advertising every system type under the sun.
Pick the page that matches the job. New build or replacement goes to installation. Backups, smells, or a wet yard go to repair. Buying or selling rural property goes to a private septic evaluation - not a regulatory OSSF authority inspection.
Licensed Septic System Installation for North Texas
New conventional gravity systems for homes and rural new builds - site, layout, and the OSSF path before dirt moves.
02Septic & Drainfield Repair in North Texas
Backups, smells, soggy yards, broken lines, and drainfield concerns. Straight diagnosis, then the honest next step.
03Septic Inspections for North Texas Property
Private pre-closing and property septic evaluations so you know what you are buying - especially on older rural and lake-area systems.
Clear the lot, prep the pad, put in the septic.
Building from raw land? Tanner can take care of the groundwork too, without turning this into a big-company sales pitch.
Land clearing, excavation, dirt work, and site prep all support the same rural build. Keeping the pad, access, drainage, and septic layout moving in the same direction can save trouble later - especially on rocky Palo Pinto County ground where usable flat space is limited.
Land Clearing for North Texas Rural Builds
Open the lot, access path, pad area, or septic area when the job fits Tanner's equipment and scope.
05Excavation & Dirt Work for Rural North Texas
Rough grading, digging, trenching, access work, and drainage shaping tied to rural builds and septic layout.
06Site Prep & Building Pads for Rural Builds
Get the build area ready while keeping access, drainage, and the conventional septic layout in mind.
A rural build goes smoother when the ground work and septic plan are not treated like separate puzzles. Clear what needs clearing, shape the access and pad, keep drainage in mind, then install the conventional septic system where the site and permit path allow it.
If your first question is dirt work, Tanner can still look at it through the septic-first lens: where the house sits, where water runs, how equipment gets in, and where the tank and drainfield can actually work. Local coverage centers on Palo Pinto County - Mineral Wells, Graford, Possum Kingdom, and the rural country around Lone Camp.
See the service areaIf you want the plain picture before you call, start with how a septic system works, then branch into cost, warning signs, or the referral topics Tanner does not sell as services.
How a septic system works · Septic cost in North Texas · Septic warning signs · All septic guides
Tanner installs and repairs conventional gravity septic systems. Pumping and aerobic work are outside his lane, so those stay on the guide pages as education and referral topics rather than services he sells. If that is what you need, he will say so and send you toward the right kind of provider.
For site work, he quotes the work that fits his equipment and the property. No fake flat prices, no made-up timelines, and no pretending a job is in scope when it needs a different kind of contractor.
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