Honey Grove sits on the eastern edge of the Blackland Prairie, and the ground shows it: dark, heavy clay that swells shut when it’s wet and cracks open in a dry August. Bois d’Arc trees line the old fence rows. That clay is the reason so many homes outside town run aerobic systems with sprinkler heads instead of a conventional drain field.
Inside the city, many homes are on town sewer. Out on the county roads, nearly every house, shop and church fellowship hall depends on a septic system, and a lot of those tanks were put in decades ago with the lid buried under a foot of clay.
Common calls here: an aerobic alarm going off, spray heads that won’t pop up, a slow drain in an older farmhouse, and restroom trailers for weddings and reunions in the country.
What we do in Honey Grove
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Septic tank pumping & cleaning
Pump-outs for conventional and aerobic tanks at homes, RV parks and businesses. - 02
Aerobic maintenance contracts
Scheduled visits that keep a Texas aerobic system working and on the right side of the rules. - 03
Luxury restroom trailers
Restroom trailers for weddings, reunions, church events and anywhere guests deserve better. - 04
Portable toilet rental
Portable toilets for job sites, events, hunting camps and farm work.
Honey Grove questions
Asked around Honey Grove.
Do you charge extra to come out to Honey Grove?
Honey Grove is home base, so it’s as close as we get. Call 903-505-8101 with your address and we’ll tell you the price for your job before we come.
My house is in town. Do I even have a septic tank?
Many homes inside Honey Grove are on city sewer, but homes on the edges and out in the county usually aren’t. Your water bill will show a sewer charge if you’re on city sewer. If there’s no sewer charge and no cleanout to the street, you likely have a tank in the yard.
Why do so many homes around Honey Grove have aerobic systems?
The blackland clay here soaks up water very slowly, so a conventional drain field often can’t handle a household’s wastewater. An aerobic system treats the water first and sprays it over the lawn, which works with the clay instead of against it.