Septic service in Hays County, TX
Pumping, repair, inspection, installation and aerobic maintenance quotes from licensed Hays County septic companies.
- 414septic systems permitted in 2024
- 219used surface (spray) irrigation
- 85used drip irrigation
- 4permitting authorities
Hays County authorities permitted 414 septic systems in 2024. 219 used surface (spray) irrigation and 85 used drip irrigation, the disposal methods typically paired with aerobic or advanced treatment (TCEQ OARS). TCEQ Region 11 (Austin).
The Texas rule in one line: aerobic systems come with a 2-year installer service policy. Under contract, a TCEQ-licensed maintenance provider inspects at least every 4 months and reports to your permitting authority and to you (TCEQ).
Who permits septic systems in Hays County
| Permitting authority (TCEQ authorized agent) | AR # |
|---|---|
| Hays County Development Services (unincorporated areas) | 620098 |
| City of Dripping Springs | 620379 |
| City of San Marcos | 620289 |
| City of Wimberley | 620398 |
Verified against TCEQ's 2024 OARS authorized-agent report. Confirm your exact address with the TCEQ authorized agent lookup.
What your provider has to do
- Visit, inspect and test at least every 4 months (every 6 with qualifying electronic monitoring)
- Send the report to the permitting authority above and to you within 14 days
- Tag the system and mark it on each visit
Details: septic maintenance contract guide · costs · doing it yourself
Cities in Hays County
- Septic service in Dripping Springs
- Septic service in Kyle
- Septic service in Wimberley
- Septic service in San Marcos
- Buda: served by the Hays County Development Services (unincorporated areas) rules above
Guides
- Aerobic septic system: how it works and Texas rules
- Septic maintenance contract rules in Texas
- Aerobic septic system cost in Central Texas
- Aerobic septic alarm going off? What to check
- Aerobic septic tablets: what to use and never use
- Aerobic septic system maintenance: DIY or contract?
- Septic pumping near me: Central Texas costs and timing
- Aerobic septic repair near me: common fixes and permits
- Aerobic septic inspection for home buyers and sellers
- Septic system installation in Central Texas
Hays County septic FAQ
Who issues septic permits in Hays County?
Hays County Development Services (unincorporated areas) (TCEQ AR 620098); City of Dripping Springs (TCEQ AR 620379); City of San Marcos (TCEQ AR 620289); City of Wimberley (TCEQ AR 620398). Use TCEQ's authorized agent lookup to confirm which one covers your address.
How many septic systems were permitted in Hays County in 2024?
414, of which 219 used spray irrigation and 85 used drip irrigation (TCEQ OARS 2024).
Can I maintain my own aerobic system in Hays County?
Hays County has more than 40,000 residents, so a self-maintaining single-family owner found in violation must fix it or sign a contract within 10 days (Health & Safety Code §366.0515(g)). Check the local order for extra requirements.
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