Lost Creek is a small, established enclave whose wooded lots back directly onto the Barton Creek Greenbelt, close enough to central Austin that a lot of newcomers are surprised to learn it’s still running on private septic rather than city sewer. Oasis Septic provides septic tank pumping and real estate inspections throughout the neighborhood.
Septic tank pumping and cleaning services to keep your system operational.
Septic system inspections for both aerobic and conventional systems.
Grease trap pumping for restaurants and food service.
Lift station service for commercial and residential properties.
The neighborhood went in during the 1970s and 80s on the same thin limestone soil that defines most of west Austin, and a large share of the original aerobic systems installed back then are still the ones in the ground today, just a lot further along in their service life. That age matters. A system installed forty or fifty years ago, even one that’s been maintained reasonably well, doesn’t behave the same way a new install does, and we spend more time in Lost Creek walking homeowners through what an aging aerobic system actually needs than we do in newer neighborhoods. Regular pumping on a tighter schedule tends to be the difference between a system that keeps working quietly and one that fails at an inconvenient moment.
Being wedged between the Greenbelt and Lost Creek Country Club, the neighborhood has stayed desirable and property values have climbed accordingly, which means septic inspections carry real weight during a sale. Buyers paying Lost Creek prices expect documentation that the system underneath the property is sound, and we make sure that paperwork holds up.
There’s little commercial activity within the neighborhood itself, so grease trap work is limited, but nearby accounts fall within easy reach. Lost Creek is a small footprint with an outsized reputation, and Oasis Septic treats every visit here with the level of care the neighborhood and its aging systems actually require.
Zip codes served: 78746