Septic and Site Services in Northeast Texas
Septic, grease traps, excavation and storm shelters, all handled by our own crew out of our own yard in Pickton. Everything we do, in one place.
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What we do
Northeast Texas Disposal handles septic and site work for homes and businesses across Northeast Texas, and has done since 1993. Every job is done by our own crew, using our own trucks, and what we pump goes to our own compost facility in Pickton rather than a third-party site.
That matters more than it sounds. It means one company from the first look at a tank to the final disposal, no subcontractor handoffs, and someone answering the phone any hour when something goes wrong. We hold TCEQ Transporter Registration 23977.
Septic Pumping
Sludge and scum removed before they reach your drain field. Every two to four years for a conventional tank.
Septic Repair
Blocked lines, failed baffles, broken lids, pump and float faults. We diagnose before we replace anything.
Emergency Septic Service
Sewage backing up is not a Monday morning problem. Someone answers the phone any hour, any day.
Drain Field Repair
Where septic systems actually fail. We assess whether a field can be recovered before replacing it.
Septic System Installation
Site assessment, a system designed to local code, and installation handled start to finish.
Aerobic Septic Systems
Pumping, chlorinator, air pump, floats and spray heads. The systems most of the blackland prairie runs on.
Septic Inspections
For property sales. We open the system, look at what is there and tell you plainly what condition it is in.
Maintenance Contracts
Scheduled inspections and pumping, so problems get found while they are still small.
Septic Excavation
Specialized equipment and careful digging that keeps disruption to your property minimal.
Grease Trap Service
Installation, cleaning and maintenance contracts that keep commercial kitchens compliant and clog-free.
Storm Shelters
Concrete storm shelter installation that gives your family somewhere safe to go.
Residential and commercial
For homeowners
Almost everything outside a town centre in this part of Texas runs on septic. If you own a house on acreage, a lake place or a rental, the tank is your responsibility and it is buried where you cannot see it.
Most of what we do for homeowners is pumping on a schedule, repairs when something fails, and installation on new builds or replacements. The single cheapest thing you can do is keep to an interval rather than waiting for a symptom.
For businesses
Restaurants, schools, churches, RV parks and any site with a commercial kitchen. Grease trap installation, cleaning and maintenance contracts, plus septic service for commercial properties that are not on municipal sewer.
Commercial work runs to your schedule, not ours. Most kitchens want a pump-out before opening or after close, and we work around that.
Common questions
Which septic service do I actually need?
If you know when the tank was last pumped and it has been two to four years, you need pumping. If something is wrong right now, you need someone to look at it before anything is priced. We do not quote a job over the phone that we have not seen, because tank depth, access and condition all change the work.
Do you serve my town?
We work out of Pickton and cover towns across Northeast Texas. There are pages for the towns we work in most often. If yours is not listed, call and ask.
Do you handle both residential and commercial?
Yes. Homes, rentals and lake properties on the residential side; restaurants, schools, churches and RV parks on the commercial side, including grease trap installation and cleaning.
What makes your own compost facility matter?
What we pump goes to our own facility in Pickton rather than being hauled to somebody else’s site. It keeps turnaround short on local calls and means the disposal end is ours to answer for.
Not sure which service you need?
Call and describe what you’re seeing. We’ll tell you straight whether it needs a pump, a repair, or nothing yet.