Septic
New systems & replacements
Conventional, aerobic and drip systems designed to your soil and bedroom count. Licensed installer, site & soil evaluator and state inspector. 2-year warranty.
Septic systemsService area · Hill County, Texas
Septic systems & storm shelters in Hill County
Serving Hillsboro, Whitney, Itasca, Hubbard, Abbott, Aquilla, Blum, Covington, Mount Calm and Penelope. New septic systems for new construction and replacements, and Hausner storm shelters — from a licensed installer, site & soil evaluator and state septic inspector based in Aurora, Wise County.
Working in Hill County
What we know about the ground in Hill County
Hill County runs from Blackland clay in the east to lighter soils and limestone toward Whitney and Lake Whitney. Lake-area lots often have shallow rock and setbacks from the water that shape the design — a licensed soil evaluation up front tells you what will pass.
Hill County is on our way to Waco, so we schedule Hillsboro and Whitney jobs alongside McLennan County work.
Permits: septic permits in Hill County go through Hill County's OSSF permitting office in Hillsboro. We file the permit, schedule the inspection, and stay until it passes.
Storm shelters
Hausner shelters, installed in a day
In-ground and above-ground concrete shelters, ATSA-certified, built to FEMA 320, 10-year leak warranty.
Storm sheltersSoil evaluation
Free with every estimate
Roy is a licensed site & soil evaluator — the evaluation, the design and the install are one crew.
Septic FAQTowns we serve
Towns we serve in Hill County
Hillsboro, Whitney, Itasca, Hubbard, Abbott, Aquilla, Blum, Covington, Mount Calm and Penelope, and the acreage in between. Don't see your town? Call — we probably go there.
Recent work
Common questions in Hill County
Do I need a permit for a septic system in Hill County?Yes. Every new or replacement on-site sewage system in Texas needs a permit from the local authority — in Hill County that's Hill County's OSSF permitting office in Hillsboro. We handle it as part of the job.
Conventional or aerobic — which will my lot need?It depends on the soil, the lot size and the number of bedrooms. A licensed site & soil evaluation answers it; ours is free with the estimate. More septic questions
How long does a storm shelter take to install?Most Hausner in-ground shelters are set, backfilled and finished in one day. More shelter questions
Do you charge to come out and look?No. Site visit, soil evaluation and written estimate are free anywhere in Hill County.
I'm building near Lake Whitney — what's different about a septic system there?Lake-area lots in Hill County often have shallow rock and required setbacks from the water, and both shape the design. The lighter soils toward Whitney sometimes allow a conventional system; the Blackland clay on the east side of the county means aerobic. A licensed soil evaluation up front tells you what will pass.
Building or buying in Hill County? Let's talk.
Free site visit & written estimate · Hill County, TX