Septic Systems in a Growing Community
Because so much of Citrus Springs is newer construction, many homeowners here have systems that are only a few years old. Newer Florida systems are generally built to stronger standards, with larger tanks and better-designed drain fields. But a new system still needs regular pumping — usually every 3 to 5 years — and it's easy to forget when you've never had a problem.
Some Citrus Springs homes date back to the community's early years and have older systems. Those homes benefit from a check of the tank's condition and baffles during pumping.
Construction and Your Drain Field
With so much building going on, we see drain fields damaged by heavy equipment, pool installations, driveway extensions, and fence posts. Before adding a pool, shed, or addition, find out where your drain field is. Driving over a drain field compacts the soil and can crush pipes. If you're not sure where yours is, we can help locate it during a pump-out.
Sandy soil and the area's limestone geology also mean drain fields should be protected from solids. Once a drain field clogs, it's expensive to fix.
Septic Services We Offer in Citrus Springs
- Septic tank pumping for Citrus Springs homes and businesses
- Septic system repair — baffles, lines, lids, risers, lift pumps, and alarms
- Drain field evaluation and repair
- Emergency septic service for backups and overflows
- Pump-outs and inspections for home sales
Serving All of Citrus Springs
We serve Citrus Springs neighborhoods along Citrus Springs Boulevard, North Elkcam Boulevard, and US-41, as well as nearby homes toward Dunnellon and the Withlacoochee River. Call us for upfront pricing.