Septic rules in Texas are set locally, not statewide. Find your county for its permitting office, local rules, and 118 license-verified providers checked against TCEQ license records.
8,975 TCEQ-licensed pros tracked statewide
254
County guides
74
Counties with verified pros
7
Full permit guides
118
License-verified listings
Computed from what’s actually published — if coverage regresses, these numbers drop.
No county matches that search. Texas has 254 counties and every one is on this page — check the spelling.
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Texas regulates septic (OSSF) at the state level through TCEQ, but permits are issued locally by authorized agents — usually the county, sometimes a city. Every county page shows its actual permitting authority with phone and address.
Every county above has its permitting authority and local rules. Verified provider listings are thinner: we only list a company once we’ve matched it to a current TCEQ license, so many counties show none yet. We’d rather show the gap than pad the directory with names we haven’t checked. How we verify