When a septic system fails, Colorado Septic Pros helps you figure out what happened and what it will take to fix it. We handle septic repairs of all sizes, including complete repair installs when a system needs to be rebuilt from the tank to the leach field.
Start With What Is Actually Wrong
A failed septic system is stressful, and the right fix depends on what failed. We start by talking with you and looking at the system, then explain what we found and what your options are. Our goal is to solve your septic problem for good, not to patch it so it fails again.
Repairs and Complete Repair Installs
Some repairs are small and some are big. A complete repair install is a more complete replacement of a failed system, handled with the same process as a new installation. These are the larger repair projects we want to do, and we do them the same way as a new install: soil analysis, an engineered plan, a bid, and the county permit.
Equipment and Components
A septic system is more than a tank. Depending on the property, it can include pipes, distribution to the leach field, and control equipment. We work on the whole system, so the repair covers the real problem rather than only the part that is visible at the surface.
How We Work With You
- We answer your questions in plain language.
- We tell you what we found, even if it is more than you hoped to hear.
- We do not over-engineer a fix that costs more than it will ever pay back.
- We explain how to use your system so you avoid repeat problems.
Before You Reach Out
Tell us what you are seeing, the property address, and whether you have records for the existing system. If you are not sure what to say, send what you know through the contact form and we will ask the right questions.
Where We Work
Colorado Septic Pros provides septic repair across the four Colorado counties we serve, starting from our base in Peyton. Find your area below, or see our full service area page.
- El Paso County: Colorado Springs, Monument, Peyton, Falcon, Manitou Springs, Fountain, Cascade, Calhan, Ellicott, Yoder, Rush
- Douglas County: Castle Rock, Parker
- Teller County: Woodland Park, Cripple Creek, Divide
- Elbert County: Elizabeth, Kiowa
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a more complete replacement of a failed system, handled the same way as a new installation: soil analysis, an engineered plan, and the county permit.
Septic work is permitted through the county. We handle the plan and permit steps for projects that need them.
That is common. Describe what you are seeing and we will help you work out the next step, starting with a site visit.
No. Pumping is not a service we offer. We focus on installations, replacements, and repairs.