Comal & Guadalupe counties · Septic service
Septic Servicein New Braunfels, TX
Careful septic service over sensitive ground — pumping, inspections and repairs for New Braunfels homes near the Edwards Aquifer.
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- TCEQ OSSF Certified
- Family Owned
- Same-Day Service
- 8 Years in Waco
- 5-Star Rated
The short answer
Texas Septic Pros provides septic pumping, inspection, repair and aerobic maintenance in New Braunfels, Texas. New Braunfels spans Comal and Guadalupe counties above the Edwards Aquifer. We schedule service routes from our Waco base and follow the stricter rules that apply to septic systems in the aquifer’s recharge zone.
Septic services in New Braunfels
Septic services
in New Braunfels
Every core service is available in New Braunfels, TX. Choose a service for details, process and pricing guidance.
Septic Tank Pumping
Full tank pump-out with a baffle and scum-layer check, so solids never reach your drain field.
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Septic Tank Installation
Permitted conventional and aerobic systems, from site evaluation and design to final inspection.
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Septic System Inspection
A clear, written condition report on your tank, baffles, lines and drain field, with photos.
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Septic Tank Repair
Baffles, lids, risers, pipes, pumps and alarms repaired right the first time, with the permit handled.
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Emergency Septic Service
Backups, overflows and alarms answered 24/7. A real person picks up and a truck gets rolling.
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Thin soil over karst limestone
Around New Braunfels, the Edwards Plateau and Balcones Escarpment bring shallow, rocky clay soils over limestone. The Edwards is a karst aquifer with caves, sinkholes and springs, so poorly treated wastewater can reach groundwater quickly.
- Very shallow soil over rock limits conventional drain fields
- Recharge features such as sinkholes require set-backs
- Proper maintenance protects Comal Springs and the aquifer
Permits & inspections
Two counties and the Edwards Aquifer rules
The Comal County side is permitted by the Comal County Engineer’s Office (Environmental Health). The Guadalupe County side is permitted by the Guadalupe County Environmental Health Department, which requires a permit for every system regardless of lot size. On the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone, state rules (30 TAC 285.40) require plans by a professional engineer or professional sanitarian, a minimum of one acre per single-family home, and set-backs of 50 feet for tanks and 150 feet for drain fields from recharge features.
Around New Braunfels
New Braunfels grew around Comal Springs, one of the largest springs in Texas, and the short Comal River that runs through Landa Park to the Guadalupe River. Growth west of town onto the Hill Country means many newer homes rely on septic or aerobic systems.
- Comal Springs
- Landa Park
- Comal River
- Guadalupe River
- Gruene
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Pre-sale inspection on the Hill Country side
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Response & coverage
How fast we reach New Braunfels
New Braunfels is roughly 145–150 miles from our Waco base, so we serve it on scheduled routes. Please book in advance, and call for urgent issues so we can give you an honest arrival estimate.
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FAQ
Septic questions in
New Braunfels, TX
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Call 508-816-1101Are there special septic rules over the Edwards Aquifer?
Yes. On the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone, 30 TAC 285.40 requires plans by a professional engineer or professional sanitarian, at least one acre per single-family home (with some exceptions for older Comal County lots), and set-backs of 50 feet for tanks and 150 feet for drain fields from recharge features.
Which county issues septic permits in New Braunfels?
It depends on which side of the county line you are on. The Comal County Engineer’s Office handles the Comal County side, and the Guadalupe County Environmental Health Department handles the Guadalupe County side. We confirm the right office for your address.
Can I maintain my own aerobic system in Comal County?
Comal County allows owners of single-family homes to maintain their own aerobic system after the initial two-year contract, without training or reports. If a violation is found, the owner has 10 days to fix it, and two violations within three years make a maintenance contract mandatory.
How far in advance should I book in New Braunfels?
Because New Braunfels is about 150 miles from our Waco base, we serve it on scheduled routes. Please book a week or more ahead for routine work.
Our New Braunfels location
Find us in New Braunfels, TX
Texas Septic Pros serves New Braunfels homes and businesses on both sides of the Comal–Guadalupe county line, from the neighborhoods around Landa Park and Gruene to the Hill Country west of town.
- LocationNew Braunfels, TX · Comal & Guadalupe counties
- SchedulingScheduled routes. Book routine work a week or more ahead.
- Permits handledComal County Engineer’s Office or Guadalupe County Environmental Health
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