Septic Systems And Grease Traps Around Arvada, Colorado

Most of Arvada is on municipal sewer. The city collects wastewater and sends it to regional treatment, so the average home inside city limits has no septic tank at all. That is the first thing worth saying plainly, because a lot of Arvada searches for septic service are really searches for a sewer line problem.

Septic systems in the Arvada area sit mainly on the unincorporated Jefferson County land at the edges of town. Think the acreage west of Indiana toward Leyden and Ralston, the parcels north of 82nd, and the older properties that were built before city sewer reached them. Those homes run onsite wastewater treatment systems and they need pumping, inspection, and repair like any rural system.

The other half of our Arvada work is commercial. Olde Town, Ralston Road, and the Kipling and Wadsworth corridors carry a lot of restaurant kitchens, and every one of them runs a grease trap or interceptor that has to be pumped and documented on a schedule.

We are a family owned company based in Westminster, about fifteen minutes from most of Arvada. If you are not sure whether your property is on septic or sewer, call us and describe what you are seeing. That question is usually settled in one short conversation.