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Hays County Service Areas

Hays County runs along the I-35 growth corridor south of Austin and stretches west into the Hill Country toward Wimberley and Driftwood. The entire county sits within the Texas Hill Country, which means thin soil over limestone is the rule almost everywhere, and aerobic septic systems are the standard rather than the exception. San Marcos, home to Texas State University, anchors the county as its largest city, while Buda and Kyle have turned into two of the fastest growing small cities in the state. Further west, Dripping Springs, Wimberley and Driftwood carry a different identity entirely, built around wineries, wedding venues and Hill Country tourism.

 

Oasis Septic provides septic tank pumping, real estate inspections, grease trap pumping and lift station service throughout Hays County. Find your city below.

I-35 Corridor Growth

  • Buda: One of the fastest growing small cities in Texas, just south of Austin. [View Buda →]
  • Kyle: Rapid new subdivision growth along the interstate. [View Kyle →]
  • San Marcos: County seat and home to Texas State University. [View San Marcos →]


Hill Country

  • Dripping Springs: Legislatively designated Wedding Capital of Texas, with dozens of venues, wineries and distilleries. [View Dripping Springs →]
  • Driftwood: Wooded, rural hill country lots, home to the Salt Lick and several wineries. [View Driftwood →]
  • Wimberley: Arts community along the Blanco River known for Jacob’s Well. [View Wimberley →]
  • Woodcreek: Golf course community adjacent to Wimberley. [View Woodcreek →]

 

Smaller Communities