had the pleasure of working with Tony and his daughter. When I reached out to inquire about having…read moremy septic pumped, Tony responded promptly and was incredibly helpful throughout the process. He took the time to answer all my questions and kept me informed at every step, which I really appreciated. He also provided valuable suggestions for future maintenance. The entire experience was smooth, and I couldn't have asked for better service. Thank you for your professionalism and friendliness!

Im completely at a loss for words. Tony just helped me with a massive clog in my septic OVER THE…read morePHONE on Sunday afternoon. I was in a panic with water overflowing using a wet vac to avoid massive water damage. He spent 30 whole minutes on the phone with me to fix it and even tried not to charge me. This guys out here doing gods work. Completely incredible.

As the owners of Texas Plumbing Diagnostics, we refer all requests for septic work to Van Delden…read more We have had a tremendous working relationship with them for years. We have also used them personally. They installed a system for us at our previous home, and inspected the system for us when we were purchasing our current home. Great work, Van Delden!

Still awaiting an explanation from Van Delden Wastewater on the enormous amount of styrofoam noted…read morein the attached photos. They are not replying because they know there is no plausible explanation I have recently learned a 4'x4'x10' sheet of styrofoam was used to fill space on top of my system. I even know it was purchased at "Foam Products of San Antonio" Still wanna say I'm fabricating details Chad? You forget I have what was the lead installer on my side now BEWARE BEWARE BEWARE UPDATE #2. Because I refuse to let Van Delden simply deny accountability and my claim that there are neighbors dealing with the same issue the map below shows 2 houses circled that have the same fiberglass unit buried even deeper than mine. The homeowners are currently working with Highland Homes to "find a resolution" to fix these ticking time bombs. Highland is asking for their patience as they come up with a solution. They are having to try to engineer something to reinforce it and prevent collapse without having to replace the entire system with a concrete system like I had to and which should have been placed from the beginning due to the depth of the plumbing coming out of the house. UPDATE. since they still are not interested in taking any accountability let me describe with more detail. First of all the photos speak for themselves! The styrofoam has no business being there. What on earth could explain its need to be there? Van Delden and Highland Homes both try to blame the other. Van Delden tries to say they "have written documentation from Highland Homes that they further raised the grade after project completion! That may be the case but that still doesn't explain the styrofoam. A picture is worth a thousand words. I think these speak very very loudly Let me add a couple more including a stack of risers and some specs from the Clearstream website I can assure you there was a suit filed, lawyers were involved and that Clearstream (manufacturer of the septic system itself), nor Highland Homes were too happy with my photos, videos, or firsthand inspections We ended up having to pay $18,300 for a full replacement with a different company. Highland Homes paid us this plus a small bit more (which barely covered my lawyers fees plus the 1700 sq fr of sod that had to be replaced (4 pallets at $270/ pallet) And I do know for a fact that two of my next-door neighbors systems are buried every bit as deep or deeper than mine and Highland Homes is currently seeking to find an engineering workaround to avoid having to replace the whole system When this first happened I would have settled being out a few thousand dollars of my own money if you all would have just done what was right and owned it. Instead you want to continue to deny accountability Wish I could give a half star. My fiberglass system which is not supposed to be buried any deeper than 18" was knowingly buried just short of 4' deep due to the plumber placing main line too deep. Rather than installing a concrete system which would be capable of supporting the weight of that much soil on top they opted to install the fiberglass system and put a MASSIVE amount of styrofoam on top to fill some of the space but not weigh as much as soil would (as if that was ever going to work long term). It worked for about 3 yrs before it completely gave way and collapsed revealing their deceit. Upon reaching out to them they simply wanted to fall back on their "2 yr warranty" and because it was 3 yrs they declined any and all accountability. I live in Timberwood Park in a pocket of 19 homes built 3-5 yrs ago and already multiple homes have had similar failures and two of my neighbors have fiberglass systems buried as deep or deeper (we can measure down the clean out pipe to the T fitting as well as see how many risers were used when the septic lid is removed. I had to get a lawyer involved and we won that case without a problem. I have tons of photos and videos showing how much blatant disregard went into my installation. They are known for being price gougers. Now you can add sketchy and deceitful to their name!!!!!!!!!

Quick response, efficient, and reasonable price. Courteous service. have used their service three…read moretimes through the years.

Prompt, showed up when promised. Personable staff, very friendly…read more High quality work. Made sure the tank was cleaned, on both sides of the barrier. Very reasonable charge. Recommend for anyone needing the system cleaned.

Best value and on time for the current market. Contractor was professional and provided same day…read moreseptic pumping.

Great job, will use again Driver very nice no complaints…read more Promised kept Responding 100% from call to arrival, great job

We've been using Aerobic (formerly Burgh) since we moved into our house. Been very happy with them,…read morethey are always quick to come out and service our system when we run into issues. Our most recent experience, Joseph, was great!! Called ahead, was very friendly, and explained everything really well. He even offered to show me the part that went bad when I asked about the life expectancy of these pumps, since we have paid for repair and replacement about every 3-4 years. You just have to know that these systems need regular maintenance and being that they run 24/7, parts go bad. In this case, a rubber flap called a diaphragm.

Received service today from Joseph Ware and can say that he exemplifies excellence in his attention…read moreto detail, professionalism and concern for a job well done. My impression of Aerobic Services in Bastrop, Texas is that they are a company with honest integrity! Cannot be more pleased!

We hired J316 excavation to remove and haul off a concrete pathway. Dave responded quickly with a…read morefair estimate, was very good at communicating with us, and did an excellent job to complete the project. He was fast, efficient, and very professional. We would definitely work with him again. Thank you!

From the owner: Welcome to J316 Excavation, your trusted partner for all excavation needs…read more We specialize in providing top-notch excavation services tailored to meet the specific requirements of your projects, from site work and land clearing to demolition, septic systems, driveway construction, swimming pool excavation, and utility installation. J316 Excavation is a leading excavation contractor dedicated to delivering high-quality solutions for all your excavation and site work needs. With a focus on precision and customer satisfaction, we are committed to providing efficient and reliable services for both simple and large civil projects.

Called Alpha Septic to get our septic pumped on Dec. 31. Scheduled an appointment for Jan. 2 at…read more8am. NO show and NO response to several voice mail messages. Had to find another company to come out and pump our septic.

Fast, clean, well prepared and professional. I have no reservations about using them again.read more