Trusted Septic Installation Services for Central Illinois Homes
We install the best septic systems across Central Illinois – and the best compliment we get is: “We never have to think about it.”
Whether you’re building a new or replacing a failing system, our family-owned team handles every detail. Because the system we install today will still be running smoothly 30 years from now.
What We Handle For You
Every property is different, so we don’t install cookie-cutter systems. Yours will be custom-designed based on your household size, water usage, and soil conditions.
Initial Site Assessment
Thorough soil analysis and property evaluation to design the perfect system for your needs.
Custom System Design
We engineer a solution that fits your property and usage patterns, built to last decades.
Permit Management
Complete handling of all paperwork, permits, and coordination with local authorities.
Professional Installation
Expert installation by our veteran-owned team, with meticulous attention to detail.
Quality Verification
Final camera inspection and testing to ensure everything works perfectly.
Why Trust Us With Your Septic Tank Installation
Every Dollar Explained
We break down all costs before we start – from permits to parts. You’ll know exactly what you’re paying and why.
We Handle Permits For You.
Don’t waste time dealing with county paperwork. We manage every permit and inspection, keeping your project legal and on schedule.
Built to Last Decades
Our septic systems last because we don’t cut corners. That’s why we back every installation with Central Illinois’ most comprehensive warranty.
From Our Customers:
Warning Signs That You Need
A New Septic System
Frequent backups, slow drains, and standing water in your yard aren’t just small issues – they’re signs that your septic system is on its last legs and needs replacing.
Constant Backups
If your toilets and drains keep backing up even after pumping, your system might be failing.
Money Pit
When repair costs keep adding up and problems come back, replacement is often cheaper long-term.
Age Problems
Most systems last 25-30 years. If yours is older and giving you trouble, it’s probably time for an upgrade.
Drain Field Issues
Soggy spots in your yard that don’t go away after pumping often mean your drain field has failed.
Failed Inspection
If your system fails inspection or doesn’t meet current codes, replacement might be your best option.
Flooding Problems
When sewage backs up into your home or pools in your yard, you likely need more than just repairs.
Protect Your Property Value
A properly installed septic system does more than just work reliably – it adds real value to your property. We provide complete documentation for future home sales and ensure your system meets or exceeds all county codes. With proper maintenance, expect 25-30 years from a standard system, or 30-40 years from advanced ones.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I need a standard or advanced system?
We’ll test your soil and check county requirements. You’ll know exactly what system you need and why – before making any decisions.
Will your work ruin my yard?
We protect your landscaping during installation and restore everything when we’re done. Most customers can’t even tell where we worked after the grass grows back.
How long will the system last?
With proper maintenance, expect 25-30 years from a standard system, 30-40 from advanced ones. We’ll show you exactly how to care for yours.
Can you replace my old septic system?
Yes. If your system is failing or outdated, we’ll remove the old tank and install a new one that meets today’s standards. We’ll also inspect your drain field to see if it needs updates.
"Do I need to be home during installation?"
Not necessarily. We’ll handle the entire process and keep you updated along the way. If we need anything from you (like access to certain areas), we’ll let you know in advance.
Is Your Septic System Showing Signs Of Fatigue?
Book a camera inspection first. Sometimes what feels like a failing system just needs repair. We’ll show you exactly what’s happening underground before recommending a replacement.