While much of Aurora is on city sewer, the large acreage properties, equestrian estates, and rural corridors out East rely heavily on private On-Site Wastewater Treatment Systems (OWTS). AB Septic specializes in the maintenance, emergency repair, and engineered replacement of these rural systems—including mandatory NAWT real estate transfer inspections.
Eastern Aurora acreage and equestrian estates span the Arapahoe County and Adams County border, where expansive clay-loam soils require wide-profile Infiltrator Quick4 chamber beds, pressure-dosed lift stations, and certified NAWT Use-Permit inspections prior to real estate transfers.
Selling a rural home in Aurora? Both Arapahoe and Adams County Health Departments require a certified Use Permit Inspection prior to closing. We provide thorough NAWT-certified evaluations to ensure your transaction proceeds smoothly.
Heavy equestrian use and expanding soils out east can lead to leach field failure. We resolve standing water and sluggish fixtures using high-pressure line jetting, distribution box leveling, or full engineered chamber installations.
Is your septic alarm sounding? Many Eastern Aurora acreage properties utilize mechanical lift stations to move effluent to the drain field. We diagnose and replace failed effluent pumps and float switches fast to prevent backups.
Because Aurora spans multiple jurisdictions, septic regulations can be complex. Following the dissolution of Tri-County Health, your property is now overseen by either the Arapahoe County Public Health Department or the Adams County Health Department, depending on your exact location.
Whether you are building a new custom home, upgrading an aging concrete tank, or needing a Use Permit for a property transfer, AB Septic handles the entire compliance process. We coordinate directly with local engineers for percolation tests and pull all necessary permits so your project is strictly up to code.
"Replacing a failing septic system is stressful, but this crew made it seamless. From pulling the county permits to the final excavation... the yard looks great, and the new system runs perfectly."
Following the dissolution of Tri-County Health, Eastern Aurora acreage properties are regulated by either Arapahoe County Public Health or the Adams County Health Department depending on which side of the county line your parcel sits. AB Septic is licensed and NAWT-certified across both jurisdictions.
Yes. Both Arapahoe County and Adams County require an official Use Permit property transfer inspection performed by a certified NAWT inspector prior to closing on any property with an On-Site Wastewater Treatment System (OWTS).
Need an estimate for a drain field replacement, emergency repair, or a NAWT inspection in Eastern Aurora? Reach out directly to Austin and the AB Septic team.
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16570 Timber Cove St
Hudson, CO 80642
Fully licensed, bonded, and insured for high-value estate properties.