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Septic service in Palm Bay, Brevard County

Brevard's largest city by population and by septic count. The General Development Corporation-era platting from the 1960s–80s left tens of thousands of quarter-acre lots on septic with canals and swales between them — most of the SW and SE sections were built without sewer.

What's different about septic in Palm Bay

Flat sand, shallow water table, and dense lot spacing. Wet-season drainfield saturation is the number-one call. Many original tanks are concrete from the 1970s–80s and past their design life.

Sewer status

Palm Bay approved a four-year phased sewer hookup plan with homeowner fees; outreach begins summer 2027. Large areas remain septic-only and will stay eligible for ATU upgrade grants.

More on sewer conversion and what it means for you

What we do in Palm Bay

Drain field repair

Diagnosis first. Replacement from $5,000–$15,000; mound or elevated fields at the top of that range.

Inspections

$150–$550 (higher end includes pumping); ATU inspections $350–$600, report the same day.

Emergency

Backing up or overflowing — fastest route is a call.

Nearby

All work is performed by Florida-registered septic tank contractors who are licensed and insured.

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See whether your property qualifies for a lagoon septic upgrade grant.

All work is performed by Florida-registered septic tank contractors who are licensed and insured.