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Email us about the site, a correction or a business inquiry. For help with a septic problem, request a call back and we'll get it handled.

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The best way to reach East Texas Septic Service in writing is email: hello@easttexassepticservice.com. Use it for:

  • Questions about how our service works
  • Corrections to a fact on any page (please include the page and your source)
  • Inquiries from septic companies that serve East Texas and want to join our network

We do not have an office open to the public, so there is no street address to visit.

What this service is

East Texas Septic Service is a free service, not a septic contractor. When you reach out, we’ll get your pumping, repair, installation or inspection handled, including the estimate and any permit paperwork. The about page explains how it works and how to vet whoever does the work.

Complaints about septic work

A complaint about a job belongs with the company that did the work first, since we do not perform or supervise any work. If the problem involves a licensed OSSF professional or a septic system that is polluting, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality accepts environmental complaints through its complaints page, and your county’s permitting office (listed on each town page) handles permit questions for your property.

Where our information comes from

Every page on this site is written from public sources such as the EPA, TCEQ and county offices, and the full list is on the sources and editorial standards page.

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