Septic System Project Gallery

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Real Work. Real Results. See What We Do Across Central Texas.

At Franks Septic & Pumping, we believe quality work speaks for itself. Our Gallery showcases real photos from septic system installations, pump-outs, repairs, and equipment in action across Bastrop, Brenham, Bryan, College Station, Giddings, Somerville, and surrounding Central Texas communities.

Whether you're looking to understand what a septic installation involves, want to see how clean and professional our work sites are, or you're just curious how septic systems work — these photos give you a transparent view into our day-to-day operations.

What You’ll See in Our Septic Gallery

We’ve worked on hundreds of properties over the last 16+ years. This gallery features a wide range of jobs to give you an inside look at how we serve homeowners, ranches, mobile home sites, commercial clients, and new construction projects throughout the region.

Our photo gallery includes:

Septic Tank Installations

 Excavation, tank placement, pipe connections, and drain field layout.

Aerobic System Installations & Maintenance

 Control panels, sprinkler heads, chlorinators, compressor installations, and repairs.a

Pumping & Cleanouts

Residential and commercial pump-outs, vacuum truck in action, and sludge removal.

Tank Replacements

Before-and-after photos showing failed tanks replaced with new, code-compliant units.

Concrete & Poly Tank Deliveries

On-site delivery and crane placement of new tanks in rural or hard-to-access areas.

Site Preparation & Finishing

Backfilling, leveling, and final grading to leave your property looking clean and complete.

Septic Equipment & Crew

Our modern pumping trucks, tools, safety practices, and team members on the job.

We keep it real — these are actual job photos from real properties we’ve serviced throughout Central Texas.

Why Photos Matter in Septic Work

Septic systems are often buried underground — out of sight, out of mind. But the work it takes to install, maintain, or repair them is highly technical, regulated, and impactful on your property value and environmental health.

This gallery helps you:

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Visualize the process if you're preparing for an installation

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Evaluate the cleanliness and professionalism of our job sites

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Understand your system better through real-world visuals

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See proof of our experience and quality before you call

If you've never had a septic system installed or pumped, this is a great place to start.

  • How often should I have my septic tank pumped?

    For most households, every 3 to 5 years is recommended. Larger households or systems with heavy usage may require more frequent service.

  • What are signs my septic system needs repair?

    Watch for slow drains, foul odors, soggy patches in your yard, or sewage backing up inside your home. These are signs of a serious issue.

  • Do you service aerobic systems?

    Yes, we specialize in both aerobic and conventional systems. We provide scheduled maintenance, part replacements, and emergency repairs.

  • Are estimates really free?

    Absolutely. Just give us a call with a few details, and we’ll provide a no-obligation quote over the phone.

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Want to Be Featured?

If you’re a past customer and would like your project photos added to our gallery, contact us! With your permission, we’re happy to feature successful projects, especially those that showcase interesting installations or dramatic before-and-after transformations.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Will my property be damaged during a septic installation?

    We take every precaution to minimize disruption. While excavation is necessary, we backfill, level, and clean up thoroughly after the job. Our gallery shows examples of finished sites.


  • How long does a typical installation take?

    Most installs are completed within 2 to 4 days, weather and site conditions permitting.


  • What does a failed septic tank look like?

    Photos in our gallery show cracked tanks, caved-in lids, and collapsed pipes — visual signs it’s time for replacement.


  • Can I install my own septic system?

    In most counties, only licensed professionals can legally install a system. We’re certified, experienced, and handle permitting to keep your system compliant.


  • What equipment do you use?

    We use professional-grade vacuum trucks, excavation equipment, and safety-tested parts. You’ll see many of our tools and trucks featured in the gallery.