Aardvark Septic Services covers Huntsville and, in particular, the fast-growing edges of the city where new homes sit on private septic systems. We pump tanks, inspect them, clean filters, locate lids, install risers and clear lines. We are based in nearby Athens. Call (256) 604-9681 for a fixed price over the phone.
Huntsville is the biggest city in the state and it is still growing fast, pushed along by Redstone Arsenal, Marshall Space Flight Center and Cummings Research Park, the second largest research park in the country. All that growth pushes new rooftops out past the reach of city sewer.
Those homes on the outer rings of Huntsville and out in the unincorporated pockets run on septic. We work them from our base in Athens, a straight shot down Highway 72, and we bring the same fixed phone pricing and on-time habit our Limestone County customers already know.
Growth is putting more Huntsville homes on septic
The jobs at Redstone, NASA and the research park keep drawing people in, and builders keep pushing subdivisions further out. Where the sewer lines stop, septic begins. If your home is on the edge of the city or in one of the surrounding communities, there is a good chance you have a tank in the yard whether the previous owner told you or not.
New systems still need attention. Even a young tank fills, and the effluent filter still clogs. Getting on a schedule early keeps a small maintenance cost from turning into a big repair.
What a full tank looks like
Slow drains all over the house, a toilet that gurgles when the washer empties, a smell drifting across the yard, or a strip of grass over the drain field that is greener and soggier than everything around it. Those are the classic signs. The lowest fixture in the house, often a basement or downstairs bathroom, is usually where a backup shows first.
If any of that sounds familiar, call us before it becomes a mess in the house. We answer the phone and we will get to you fast.
What we run into in Huntsville
- Huntsville is anchored by Redstone Arsenal, Marshall Space Flight Center and Cummings Research Park, the second largest research park in the United States.
- Rapid growth keeps pushing new subdivisions past city sewer and onto private septic.
- Homes in unincorporated pockets around the city rely on their own tanks and drain fields.
- We reach Huntsville from our Athens base straight down Highway 72.
You get a real number before we drive out
We know Huntsville homeowners have plenty of choices. What sets us apart is a fixed price over the phone. You call (256) 604-9681, we ask a couple of questions, and you get a firm quote. No showing up and inventing charges. People tell us our number often comes in well under what they were quoted elsewhere.
That honesty is a big reason folks ask for Mark by name.
Inspections when you are buying or selling
The Huntsville market moves quickly, and a septic inspection can hold up a closing if you wait too long to schedule it. We pump, open and inspect the system so the buyer, the seller and the lender all know where things stand. Tell us your closing date and we will work to it.
A clean inspection is one less thing standing between you and the keys.
