Alternative septic systems have more moving parts than a standard gravity system, and they need a technician who knows them. We service and repair aerobic systems, ATUs, and drip meter systems.
Systems we service
- Aerobic septic systems and ATU systems
- Drip meter systems
- Pump systems that feed alternative systems
Common problems with aerobic and drip systems
- Alarms sounding or alarm lights on
- Pumps that are failing or not running
- Aerator or air supply problems
- Filters and components that need attention
- Ponding or saturation where treated water is dispersed
If your system has an alarm, call us. An alarm is the system asking for help, and the sooner it is looked at the less likely a small issue becomes a backup.
Why regular service matters
Aerobic and drip systems rely on pumps, air, and filters that wear out over time. Keeping up with service is far less expensive than repairing a system that has been neglected. If you are not sure when your system was last serviced, we can take a look.
How a One Way Septic Visit Works
- You call. A real person answers, asks a few questions about what you are seeing, and gives you the basic price over the phone when it applies.
- We call ahead. About an hour before we arrive, so you can plan your day around the visit.
- We diagnose before we sell. We look at the system, explain what we found in plain language, and lay out your options.
- You decide. If you only need the basics, that is all you pay for. If more work is needed, we explain why.
Guaranteed Workmanship
We stand firmly behind our workmanship and guarantee 100% satisfaction. If you are not sure whether your problem needs our help, call us and we will give you an honest answer. Financing is available with approved credit, and we offer military and senior discounts.
Serving 9 Metro Atlanta Counties
One Way Septic provides aerobic & drip system repair in Bartow, Carroll, Cherokee, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Forsyth, Fulton, and Paulding Counties. See our full service area.
Frequently Asked Questions
An aerobic system adds air to the treatment process using an aerator. It typically has a pump and electrical parts that need periodic service.
A drip system distributes treated wastewater through small lines near the surface. It uses a pump and a meter or control, and it needs regular attention.
Call us. The alarm can mean a pump problem, a high water level, or another issue. Avoid heavy water use until it is checked.