Septic pumping, repair & lagoon upgrades across Brevard County
Routine pumping to full ATU upgrades — scheduled by us, performed by Florida-registered, insured septic contractors. Grant-eligible work handled start to finish.
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What we do
- Septic tank pumping — $300–$500 for a standard tank, price confirmed before the truck rolls
- Drain field repair & replacement — diagnosis first; Brevard's water table causes more field problems than anything else
- Inspections — real estate, refinance, or peace of mind, with lagoon-status check included
- ATU upgrades & service — the grant-funded upgrade, and the maintenance contract that comes with it
- Emergency service, 24/7
The one thing every Brevard septic owner should know
By July 1, 2030, most septic systems in the county have to either connect to sewer or upgrade to a nitrogen-reducing unit. The county is paying up to $20,000 per home to do it now — and at least $6,000 for every eligible parcel. Find out if your address qualifies →
Why the water table matters here
Brevard sits on sand over a shallow water table that rises sharply from June through October. When it does, drainfields that worked all winter stop taking water. A tank that's overdue for pumping has no buffer at all. That's the pattern behind most of the calls we get — and it's avoidable with a pump-out on schedule and a field that was sized right. How pumping works here →
Where we work
Palm Bay · West Melbourne · Melbourne · Titusville · Merritt Island · Cocoa · Rockledge · Viera · Port St. John · Mims · Grant-Valkaria · Malabar · Micco & Barefoot Bay · Satellite Beach · Cocoa Beach — all service areas
Straight answers on cost
Pumping · Inspection · Drain field replacement · ATU / advanced systems · Septic to sewer
All work is performed by Florida-registered septic tank contractors who are licensed and insured.