Some of the most valuable septic work is also the smallest. A riser means your tank is easy to reach without digging. A good lid keeps your family safe. A working baffle tee protects your drain field.
Septic tank risers
A riser brings the tank access up to ground level, so the next pump-out or inspection does not mean digging up your yard. It also makes it easier to keep up with maintenance, which is the best way to avoid bigger repairs.
Lid replacement
Cracked, broken, or missing lids are a safety risk. We replace damaged lids and make sure the tank is secure.
Baffle tee replacement
Baffle tees control the flow in and out of your tank. When one is broken or missing, solids can flow out of the tank toward the drain field. Once the tank has been pumped and inspected, we can see if the baffle tee is the problem and replace it.
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 risers, lids & baffle tees in Bartow, Carroll, Cherokee, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Forsyth, Fulton, and Paulding Counties. See our full service area.
Frequently Asked Questions
A riser is a pipe or column that brings the tank's access lid up to or near ground level, so the tank can be reached without digging.
It directs wastewater into the tank and keeps solids from flowing out toward the drain field.
In many cases, yes. Ask us when you call.