Transitioning From A Septic System To A City Sewer

Transitioning From A Septic System To A City Sewer

San Antonio is growing! Parts of the city that used to be out in the county are now parts of the inner city. Many septic systems are still functioning where city sewer is now available. Since a properly functioning septic system is not required to be abandoned once the city sewer is available, there are many OLD septic systems around.

In fact, some homeowners don’t even know they still have a septic system if the house has been sold several times. But what happens when those systems fail? If city sewer is available, the homeowner is typically required to hook up to the city sewer. This approach is usually less expensive than installing a new septic system, but it can cost just as much as a new septic system or more in rare cases. While we do not provide service to hook up to city sewer, the San Antonio Water System (SAWS) can recommend approved companies that can provide this work.

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If the city sewer is not available when a septic system fails, the homeowner will need to have a new system installed. We can certainly help with that part! If you have any questions about your existing septic system or installing a new one, feel free to give us a call. We’re happy to help in any way we can.

For 86+ years, Van Delden Wastewater Systems has withstood the test of time as the leading Wastewater System company, providing San Antonio, Boerne, and the surrounding Texas Hill Country with services you can count on now and in the future.

Call us for any of your wastewater systems needs and let our professionals help you with your septic installation and maintenance requirements: (210) 698-2000 (San Antonio) or (830) 249-4000 (Boerne).

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