Why Your Septic Alarm Activated
Aerobic OSSF systems use alarms to warn you when treatment fails or water levels rise dangerously. Common causes include a dead aerator motor, clogged diffuser, failed effluent pump, stuck float switch, tripped breaker, blocked spray heads, or excessive water use overwhelming the ATU. Across Central Texas, ignoring a septic tank alarm can lead to surface discharge, permit violations, and backups into the home. We trace the alarm circuit from the panel through floats, pumps, and aeration equipment to identify the root cause rather than simply resetting the silence button and leaving you vulnerable to repeat failures.
- Control panel check
- Float testing
- Aerator inspection
- Pump evaluation









