• Are you licensed and insured?

    Yes, we're fully licensed and insured septic professionals serving Shreveport and surrounding areas with complete protection for you and our team.

  • What areas do you serve?

    We serve Shreveport, Bossier City, Benton, Haughton, Blanchard, Greenwood and the greater Northwest Louisiana region with professional septic services.

  • Do you handle emergencies?

    Yes, we provide emergency septic repair for backups, overflows, and system alarms with same-day response when you need it most.

  • What septic services do you offer?

    We provide septic repairs, aerator replacement, sprinkler pump service, system diagnostics, preventive maintenance, and emergency response for all system types.

  • Do you work on aerobic systems?

    Absolutely. We specialize in aerobic system repair, maintenance, aerator replacement, and sprinkler pump service throughout Northwest Louisiana.

  • How quickly can you respond?

    We offer same-day response for emergencies and quick scheduling for routine repairs, diagnostics, and preventive maintenance services.

  • How do I get started?

    Simply call us at (318) 347-6235 to discuss your septic needs and schedule service at your convenience.

  • What should I expect?

    Expect professional diagnosis, clear explanations of needed repairs, honest recommendations, and quality work that restores your system's proper function.

  • Do aerobic septic systems in Louisiana require a maintenance contract?

    Yes, Louisiana regulations require aerobic treatment unit (ATU) owners to hold an active service contract with a licensed provider. These contracts cover recurring tasks like chlorination, aeration pump inspection, and state-compliance reporting. T&T Septic offers maintenance plans that meet these requirements for homeowners in Caddo, Bossier, and DeSoto Parish.

  • Where can I get a septic system inspection in Shreveport?

    T&T Septic provides septic system inspections in Shreveport and the surrounding area. An inspection typically includes evaluating the tank condition, checking the drain field, and confirming the system is functioning within compliance standards — giving you a clear picture of your system's health before problems develop.

  • How do I know if my septic system needs to be inspected?

    Common signs include slow drains throughout the home, sewage odors in the yard, or wet soggy patches near the drain field. Even without visible symptoms, routine inspections every one to three years help catch issues early and keep your system in compliance with Louisiana requirements.