Leach Field Services That Keep Your System Flowing
Marshall Septic Care is Nevada’s industry leader in Leach Field Repair. If replacement is not an option or too expensive, contact us today about Leach Field Repair and how to restore your Leach Field and get it back to working again without the cost of Leach Field replacement in your area.
Northern Nevada’s Leach Field Experts
Leach fields are the unsung heroes of your septic system—and we know how to keep them working right. At Marshall’s Septic Care, we bring years of experience diagnosing, maintaining, and repairing leach fields across Northern Nevada. Whether you’re seeing signs of failure or planning a new installation, we’re here with honest advice, quality workmanship, and a commitment to getting the job done right the first time.
Reliable Leach Field Services from the Ground Up
When your leach field isn’t working properly, it can lead to major headaches—and costly repairs. That’s why Marshall’s Septic Care offers comprehensive leach field services, from expert diagnostics to full replacements. We use proven techniques and quality materials to ensure your system drains efficiently and lasts for years.
- Leach Field Repair
- Leach field inspections and diagnostics
- Clogged or failing field troubleshooting
- Complete leach field replacements
- New system planning and installations
- Repair of damaged or compacted drain lines
- Soil evaluation and site assessments
- Proper grading and drainage solutions
- Licensed, experienced technicians
- Honest assessments and upfront pricing
- Work compliant with all local regulations
What Is a Leach Field?
A leach field—also known as a drain field—is the part of your septic system that disperses treated wastewater back into the soil. After solids are separated in the septic tank, the liquid flows into the leach field where it’s naturally filtered through gravel and soil. When a leach field fails, it can cause backups, odors, and serious damage to your system. That’s why regular maintenance and early intervention are key to keeping things running smoothly.
When should I service my leach field?
Your leach field should be inspected every 3–5 years as part of regular septic maintenance. If you notice slow drains, soggy ground, or strong odors near your drain field, it’s time to call for service right away. Routine checkups help prevent costly failures and keep your system working efficiently year-round.
What Our Customers Are Saying
We take pride in delivering dependable service with a personal touch—and it shows. Hear from homeowners, business owners, and event organizers across Northern Nevada who trust Marshall’s Septic Care for their sanitation needs.
Wonderful Customer Service from first phone contact to the technicians in the field. We have 2 septic tanks and leach lines. With the ground so saturated, I was worried, this could be really bad for us. They were out here quick, had to dig 3′ to get to one of the tank lids. They put my yard back together seamlessly. Looks like it hasn’t been touched.
Reliable, affordable, personable. So happy and thankful!
Tori Sciacca
Can’t recommend them enough! I called and got scheduled for roughly a week out as they were planning the route. I live about 2 and a half hrs from Fallon. I was given a price over the phone … day of service the gentleman that came out was very pleasant to talk to and informative and helpful. As we got to talking he informed me I was misquoted but said they would honor the price. Service was fast and the over all experience with company was great! Can not recommend them enough. Coming all the way from Fallon the were still 100 plus dollars cheaper then services a few miles away . Will definitely recommend to EVERYONE! Thank you again
Danielle Arroyo
Anyone having Septic issues you need to call Chad at Marshall’s Septic Care LLC ! He is very knowledgeable and our other side of our septic has never been pumped he found it and pumped it !!! Seriously the best service we have ever gotten !!! I hope you are wiser than we were the first couple times and use him your first time!
