Drain Field Repair Services

A failed drain field usually requires a new field on fresh soil, sized to current code. Connect with local licensed installers for site evaluation and quotes.

Many slow or soggy drain fields can be repaired for $1,000–$5,000 when the problem is a broken pipe, a failed D-box, or clogged laterals rather than worn-out soil.

A perc or soil test tells the designer how fast your soil accepts effluent, which sets field size and type. Expect $600–$2,000.

Where soil is too tight, shallow or wet for a conventional field, the answer is usually an ATU that discharges to a spray field or drip lines. $10,000–$20,000+.