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Alligator Septic: Your Ultimate Solution for Drainfield Repair in Broward and Dade County, Florida
The search for an exceptional drainfield repair service in Broward and Dade County ends here, with Alligator Septic. We take pride in offering the most effective and reliable solutions to address drainfield-related issues in residential and commercial properties.
What sets us apart from the competition is our cutting-edge use of cameras and locating equipment. Our state-of-the-art technology allows us to locate collapsed pipes with unparalleled precision. By employing these advanced tools, we swiftly identify the root cause of the problem, making the repair process both efficient and cost-effective for our valued customers.

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  • Over 30 Years of Experience Diagnosing Drainfields

  • Most Thorough Inspection Process

  • Most Advanced Camera & Locating Equipment to Find The Point of Failure

  • Insured

  • Transparent Up-Front Pricing

  • 2nd Opinion Drainfield Diagnosis Service

At Alligator Septic, we aim to repair your existing drainfield, before replacing.

Most drainfield issues we see are not complete failures. The symptoms are the same but the drainfield is still intact and draining.

Here a few issues that are often incorrectly diagnosed as a drainfield failure:

  1. Wet wipes blocking the outlet baffle prior to the drainfield.

  2. The filter in the outlet baffle that has not been cleaned.

  3. Outlet pipe collapsed directly behind tank.

  4. Inlet pipe from the home to the tank is an old cast iron line and gets frequent blockages.

A faulty drainfield can lead to a myriad of problems, including unpleasant odors, water damage, and even health hazards. Our team of highly trained technicians possesses the expertise required to tackle any drainfield issue effectively. With years of experience in the industry, we have honed our skills to provide the best solutions tailored specifically to your needs.


Our commitment to excellence, coupled with our top-of-the-line equipment, allows us to go beyond mere repairs. We aim to extend the longevity of your drainfield system, ensuring that you receive long-lasting results that stand the test of time. With our meticulous attention to detail and unmatched customer service, satisfaction is guaranteed when you choose Alligator Septic.


As the best drainfield repair service in Broward and Dade County, FL we go above and beyond to exceed your expectations. Trust us to diagnose and repair your drainfield issues promptly and effectively. Contact Alligator Septic today and experience the difference our expertise and innovative technology can make in restoring your drainfield system to its optimal condition. Don't let drainfield problems drain your resources - choose Alligator Septic for unmatched quality and reliability.

Broward & Miami-Dade County, FL Drainfield FAQ

Septic System Replacement Could Cost Thousands. When it comes to purchasing a home on septic, it is essential to get the inspection done thoroughly. 

  • The drainfield is a series of pipes with holes in them that allow filtered water from the septic tank to percolate into the ground.

  • A septic system in Broward and Miami Dade County is comprised of a septic tank and drainfield. The septic tanks separates solids from liquids and relatively clear water overflows into the drainfield where the water is absorbed into the ground.

  • The top of the drainfield in a conventional gravity flow system is typically 12 inches deeper than the top of the tank.

    In a mound system where there is a lift station that pumps up to an elevated drainfield. The top of the drainfield lines are only required to be covered by 4 inches of soil.

  • The only way to know is to open up the outlet lid and look at the liquid level in the tank. The liquid should be overflowing from the tank to the drainfield at the bottom of the outlet line.