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Septic Services in the Oklahoma City Metro
Septic Installation, Pumping & Maintenance — Now Offered by Yarbrough & Sons
For more than 35 years, homeowners across the Oklahoma City metro have trusted Yarbrough & Sons for honest, dependable home service. We started in Blanchard in 1988, and we’ve built our name on doing right by our neighbors—in Norman, Moore, Edmond, Yukon, Purcell, Chickasha, and the rural communities in between.
Septic service is a newly added part of our business. We’re now licensed and approved by the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to install and service on-site septic systems. That means the same team you already trust for plumbing can now handle your septic system too—from a brand-new system on a new build, to pumping and routine maintenance, to keeping an aerobic system compliant with state rules.
We’ll always give you a straight answer and an upfront price. You can reach us seven days a week.
Our Septic Services
Septic Pricing
We believe in transparent pricing. Below are our current price ranges for the most common septic jobs. Final pricing depends on your lot, soil, system size, and site conditions—which is why every install starts with an on-site evaluation and a free written estimate.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Traditional / Perc Septic System Installation Conventional gravity system with a soil-absorption (perc) field |
$6,800–$11,200 |
| Aerobic Septic System Installation Aerobic treatment unit with spray/drip distribution |
$7,400–$12,440 |
| Septic Pumping Homes with 4 bedrooms and under |
$500 |
Pumping price shown is for homes of four bedrooms and under; larger homes and heavily overdue tanks may cost more. Installation ranges reflect typical residential systems—final cost depends on soil percolation, tank size, field design, and permitting. Want a number for your specific project? Get a quote on our online instant estimate page.
Septic System Installation
Whether you’re building on acreage outside the city sewer lines or replacing a failed system, we handle septic installation from permit to final inspection. Every project begins with a site and soil evaluation so we can design a system that fits your lot and meets Oklahoma DEQ requirements. We pull the permits, coordinate the required soil profile, install the tank and distribution field, and see the job through the county and state sign-off.
Traditional / Perc Systems
A conventional system uses a septic tank and a gravity-fed soil-absorption (leach) field. When your soil percolates well and you have the room, it’s the most cost-effective long-term option with the fewest moving parts.
Installed: $6,800–$11,200
Aerobic Systems
An aerobic treatment unit injects oxygen to break down waste more thoroughly, then disperses treated effluent—often by spray field. Aerobic systems are common where soils don’t perc well or lots are tight, and Oklahoma requires an ongoing maintenance contract to keep them running right.
Installed: $7,400–$12,440
Septic Pumping
Regular pumping is the single most important thing you can do to protect your system and avoid a costly backup. Most households need their tank pumped every three to five years, depending on tank size and how many people live in the home. For homes with four bedrooms and under, our septic pumping is a flat $500. Larger homes or badly overdue tanks may run more—we’ll tell you before we start.
Aerobic Maintenance Contracts
If you own an aerobic system, Oklahoma DEQ rules (OAC 252:641) require it to stay under an active maintenance contract, with periodic inspections of the treatment unit, controls, and spray field. We can put your system on a maintenance schedule, handle the required inspections, and keep your paperwork current so you stay compliant and your system keeps doing its job.
Septic Inspections
Buying or selling a home with a septic system? A professional inspection tells you the real condition of the tank and field before money changes hands. We inspect the tank, baffles, distribution, and drainage, and give you a clear written report of what we find. Call us for a quote on your inspection.
Septic Repair
Slow drains, gurgling, odors, soggy spots in the yard, or a backup in the house can all point to a septic problem. We diagnose the cause—from a full tank to a failing field or a broken line—and walk you through your options honestly before doing any work. Repairs are priced after we’ve evaluated the system so you know exactly what you’re paying for.
Septic Backing Up? Give Us a Call.
A septic backup won’t wait, and neither do we. Reach our team seven days a week and we’ll get someone out to sort it out.
Why Homeowners Choose Yarbrough & Sons
- Upfront pricing. The price we quote is the price you pay—no surprises.
- A real person, every time. When you call our office, you talk to a human.
- Family-owned since 1988. We’ve served the OKC metro for over 35 years and treat your home like our own.
- Licensed and DEQ-approved for septic. Newly added, properly credentialed, and backed by the same team you already trust.
Where We Provide Septic Service
We provide septic installation, pumping, and maintenance across the Oklahoma City metro and surrounding rural communities:
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Septic FAQ
How much does a new septic system cost?
A traditional (perc) system runs $6,800–$11,200 installed, and an aerobic system runs $7,400–$12,440 installed. The final price depends on your soil, system size, field design, and permitting, so we start every install with an on-site evaluation and a free written estimate.
How often should I pump my septic tank?
Most homes need pumping every three to five years, depending on tank size and household size. For homes with four bedrooms and under, our pumping is a flat $500.
What’s the difference between a conventional and an aerobic system?
A conventional system uses gravity and a soil-absorption field and works well where soils perc. An aerobic system adds oxygen to treat waste more thoroughly and is used where soils are poor or lots are tight. Oklahoma requires aerobic systems to stay under an active maintenance contract.
Are you licensed to install septic systems?
Yes. Septic is a newly added service for us, and we’re licensed and approved by the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to install and service on-site systems.
Do you handle the permits?
We do. We coordinate the required soil evaluation, pull the permits, install the system, and see it through the county and state inspection process.
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