Where We Serve
Wichita Falls and the towns around it — Wichita, Archer, and Clay counties, from the Red River down to ranch country.
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Iowa Park
Wichita County, on US-287 between Wichita Falls and Electra. Acreage along Old Iowa Park Rd and FM 368.
Iowa Park septic →Burkburnett
The 1918 Boomtown on the Red River, up I-44. River-bottom ground and Sheppard AFB rentals.
Burkburnett septic →Holliday
Archer County, southwest on US-82/277. Commuter acreage and aerobic-heavy new builds.
Holliday septic →Archer City
Archer County seat down SH-79. Ranch tanks plus Lake Arrowhead and Lake Kickapoo cabins.
Archer City septic →Electra
Oil-patch town west on US-287. Farmstead tanks and older systems in heavy clay.
Electra septic →Other communities in the coverage area
Wichita County: the rural edges of Wichita Falls itself — out the Seymour Hwy and Jacksboro Hwy, along FM 369 and FM 1206, and everything between Iowa Park and Electra on the 287 corridor.
Lakeside City: on SH-79 near Lake Wichita's south shore. Close to town, but plenty of tank-and-drainfield addresses just beyond the lake neighborhoods.
Henrietta: the Clay County seat on US-287 southeast of Wichita Falls. Older homes in town and ranchettes on every side, with OSSF handled at the county level.
Byers and Charlie: Red River towns in northern Clay County. River-adjacent ground that stays wet after storms, which drainfields do not appreciate.
Petrolia: north of Henrietta in Clay County. Farm country on septic, start to finish.
Scotland and Windthorst: down US-281 south of the city. Farm communities where nearly every address runs its own system, and newer builds trend aerobic in the clay.
Lake country: Lake Arrowhead southeast of the city (state park and shoreline homes alike) and Lake Kickapoo to the southwest — both heavily septic-dependent.
Not sure whether you are in the coverage area? Call the line and give us the intersection, FM road, or nearest town — you will get a straight answer in 30 seconds. No pressure, no gimmick.
How coverage works practically
Wichita Falls and the close-in towns — Iowa Park, Burkburnett, Holliday, Lakeside City — are standard-rate territory.
Farther towns like Electra, Archer City, Henrietta, Scotland, Windthorst, and the river towns involve real drive time. If a trip charge applies, the pro tells you before dispatch, not after.
Lake Arrowhead and Lake Kickapoo addresses: mention gates, caliche drives, or tight lake-lot access on the call so the truck shows up ready.
Past the three-county area we will still try to point you to someone, but it is outside the reliable dispatch window.
Not Sure If You're in the Coverage Area?
(940) 400-1671Call the line, give the intersection, get an honest answer in 30 seconds.