Septic Installation, Replacement, and Repair in El Paso County, Colorado
Colorado Septic Pros installs, replaces, and repairs septic systems for homeowners throughout El Paso County, Colorado. El Paso County runs from the foothills on its west side to open high plains in the east, so ground conditions can change a lot from one property to the next. That is why every septic design we do starts with profile pits and a soil analysis on your specific lot, not assumptions about the neighborhood. Our office is in Peyton, so El Paso County is where we are based.
Our work centers on complete septic system installs, a new tank and a new leach field, along with tank replacements and complete repairs of failed systems. We also handle sewer line repair, waterline repair, and residential excavation. We serve four Colorado counties: El Paso, Douglas, Teller, and Elbert.
What We Do in El Paso County
Here is how each of our services fits the projects we see in this county. In El Paso County, that includes septic system installation, septic tank replacement, septic repair, sewer line repair, waterline repair, residential excavation.
Septic System Installation in El Paso County
A complete septic install, with a new tank and a new leach field, is the job we do more than any other. In El Paso County, that starts with profile pits and a soil analysis, turns into an engineered plan, and goes to the county for the permit. Once the permit is approved, our crew installs the system to the plan.
Septic Tank Replacement in El Paso County
Tank replacement is one of our most common jobs. If your tank in El Paso County has failed or is failing, we look at the whole system, explain what we find, and replace the tank, along with whatever else the system needs to work properly again.
Septic Repair in El Paso County
Not every septic problem is the same size. We handle septic repairs in El Paso County, from diagnosing what went wrong to complete repair installs, where a failed system is replaced and handled like a new installation.
Sewer Line Repair in El Paso County
A damaged sewer line can back up a house. In El Paso County, we excavate to expose the line, repair or replace the damaged section, and backfill the trench, the same kind of excavation work we do regularly on septic installs.
Waterline Repair in El Paso County
Waterline repair is work we do regularly. If the water line to a home in El Paso County is leaking or broken, we excavate, repair or replace the damaged section, and backfill the trench.
Residential Excavation in El Paso County
Excavation runs through everything we do, and we take on residential excavation projects in El Paso County as well. Tell us what you have in mind and we will tell you whether it is a good fit for our crew.
Planning a Project in El Paso County?
Tell us about your property. We will talk through the project and set up a time to look at the site.
Call (719) 745-0032Permits and Planning for Septic Work in El Paso County
Every new septic system in El Paso County needs a permit, and the permit comes before anything else. If you are building a house, you cannot get your building permit until you have a septic permit, so the septic plan sets the pace of your project. Our process is built around that: we dig profile pits, analyze the soil, produce an engineered plan, give you a bid on the plan, and send the plan to the county so you can move ahead with your build.
Permits take time, so it is worth starting early. If you are not sure whether you already have what you need, tell us what you have, such as a prior permit or soil test, and we will tell you what is still missing.
Septic Placement Planned From the Homeowner's Side
Our owner, Landon, thinks about septic placement from the homeowner's side. You are the one who will use the system and maintain it, and you will see where it sits every day. We want to install a system that lasts as long as possible, costs as little as possible, and needs as little maintenance as possible, and we do not want to over-engineer something that costs more than it will ever pay back.
That mindset shows up in small decisions: where the tank goes relative to the patio, how the leach field fits the yard, and how a well or other feature on the property affects the layout.
Ground Conditions and Seasons in El Paso County
Colorado's seasons shape when septic work happens. In the winter, when the ground freezes, septic installs get much harder, and work generally picks up again as the ground thaws, starting around March. The weather varies from year to year, so we plan around the conditions rather than the calendar. If your project in El Paso County has a target date, tell us early so we can plan around it.
Ground conditions also vary from property to property. That is why we do not guess: profile pits and a soil analysis tell us what the soil is actually like where your system would go.
Before You Contact Us About a Project in El Paso County
A little preparation helps us give you a useful answer quickly. When you reach out, it helps to have:
- The address or parcel location of the property
- Whether you already have a septic permit and soil test, or are starting from scratch
- Whether you are building a new home, replacing a failed system, or dealing with a repair
- Any records you have for an existing system, such as a prior permit or plan
- Your target timeline
If you do not have all of that yet, that is fine. Tell us what you know, and we will help you work out the next step. You can call (719) 745-0032 or send us a message through our contact form.
What Working with Us Looks Like
- Reach out. Tell us your address, what is going on, and your timeline. You can call (719) 745-0032 or send us a message through our contact form.
- We talk it through and visit the site. We answer your questions and walk you through what the process involves for your property.
- Profile pits and soil analysis. For a new system or a full replacement, we dig profile pits so the design is based on your actual soil.
- Engineered plan and bid. You receive an engineered plan and a bid on that plan.
- Plan submittal and permit. We send the plan to the county and work through the permit with you.
- Installation. Our crew does the work, and we explain how to use and care for your system.
Communities We Serve in El Paso County
We work throughout El Paso County, including Colorado Springs and the surrounding area. Communities we serve include:
- Colorado Springs
- Monument
- Peyton
- Falcon
- Fountain
- Manitou Springs
- Cascade
- Black Forest
- Calhan
- Ellicott
- Yoder
- Rush
We also have dedicated pages for communities in El Paso County, including Colorado Springs, Monument, Peyton, Falcon, Manitou Springs, Fountain, Cascade, Calhan, Ellicott, Yoder, Rush.
Do not see your community listed? If your property is in El Paso County, call (719) 745-0032 or send us a message through our contact form and we will confirm we can help.
Why El Paso County Homeowners Choose Colorado Septic Pros
Friendly, Honest, and Easy to Work With
We are friendly, we solve problems, and we treat people the way we would want to be treated. We want you to feel heard, to get your questions answered, and to deal with someone who does what they say they will do.
We Stand Behind What We Tell You
If we say we will do something, we do it, even when it costs us more. If we make a mistake, we own it and fix it.
Septic Is What We Do
Our crew spends its time installing septic systems, and our team has been installing septic systems since 2019. That focus means we know the process, the permits, and the problems that come up on real properties.
Nearby Service Areas
In addition to El Paso County, we serve Douglas County, Teller County, Elbert County. See our full service area page for the complete list of locations.
Frequently Asked Questions About Work in El Paso County
Yes. El Paso County is one of the four Colorado counties we serve, along with El Paso, Douglas, Teller, and Elbert Counties.
Yes. A complete installation, with a new tank and a new leach field, is the job we do most. We handle profile pits, soil analysis, the engineered plan, and the county permit submittal.
Yes. Tank replacements are one of the jobs we do most, and we will look at the whole system to make sure the repair solves the real problem.
A building permit cannot be issued until you have a septic permit, so the septic plan comes early. We prepare the plan and send it to the county for you.
No. Pumping is not a service we offer. We focus on installations, replacements, and repairs.
Send us a message through our contact form with your address and what you need. We will talk through your project and set up a site visit.