Septic System Solutions - Environmental Construction Services

The Family Team

Dixon Dryden Licenses include:
Installer Two: #3066	Maintenance Provider: #1071	Site Evaluator: #9864

Dixon Dryden is a founding member of TOWA and was a past president of TOWA.

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Jason Dryden Licenses include:
Installer Two: #8512	Maintenance Provider: #1248

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Daniel Dryden: IT specialist/Social Media Director

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Our Expertise

Based out of Manvel, TX, Environmental Construction Services provides septic systems installation, maintenance and repair since 1992.

We are:

• Licensed by T.C.E.Q
• Fully insured
• Members of TOWA (Texas Onsite Wastewater Association).

We install septic systems, and offer maintenance contracts on aerobic septic systems for residential and commercial customers.

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Our Technicians

Criminal Free

Our technicians have passed background checks and are free of felonies and drug use. We do this to insure the safety of our customers.

No one wants a criminal walking around where their family lives or where they conduct their business.

That's why we hand pick our technicians carefully.

Our employees are family men and women who understand what it means to put family first.

TCEQ licensed

Our technicians are TCEQ licensed in order to provide your septic system with the proper septic mainenance so it will continue to function correctly for a long time.

In order to get a TCEQ license, our technicians had to pass an exam provided by the TCEQ organization and pass a criminal history check.

Our technicians are also trained to provide excellent customer service to ensure that you understand the state of your septic system and any problems it may have.

We are also on call 7 days a week so if you ever have a question call us at 281-331-0330

"On Halloween in 2014 there was an unfortunate accident with both of my horses in our pasture and both were killed. My husband was out of town for work and I had no one to help.

We live close to Environmental Construction Services and we have known their family for several years. So I went to ask them for help and, even though they were let off early, Daniel, Jimmy, and Richard came to my pasture with their equipment to help me bury my poor horses.

Words cannot express my gratitude for finding such warm and kind hearts on that sad day. These are real family people and I am glad to know and do business with them.

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What Does It Mean To Be Licensed By T.C.E.Q?

From their website:

Mission Statement

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality strives to protect our state's public health and natural resources consistent with sustainable economic development. Our goal is clean air, clean water, and the safe management of waste.

To accomplish our mission, we will:

• Base decisions on the law, common sense, sound science, and fiscal responsibility
• Ensure that regulations are necessary, effective, and current; apply regulations clearly and consistently ensure consistent, just, and timely enforcement when environmental laws are violated
• Ensure meaningful public participation in the decision-making process
• Promote and foster voluntary compliance with environmental laws and provide flexibility in achieving environmental goals
• Hire, develop, and retain a high-quality, diverse workforce.

EEO Commitment: The TCEQ is an equal opportunity employer. The agency does not allow discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, disability, age, sexual orientation or veteran status.

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What Is Texas Onsite Wastewater Association?

From their website:

Mission Statement

To advance and promote all aspects of the onsite wastewater industry including installers, service providers, pumpers, manufactures, suppliers, engineers and designers, registered sanitarians, research and acdemic professionals, consultants, and governmental regulatory personnel. TOWA actively supports training efforts for everyone involved in the onsite industry. Toward this end we hold conferences and educational meetings with nationally recognized speakers and we are cooperating with and assisting the TCEQ in the development of onsite wastewater training, education and Rule changes which will benefit Texas Onsite Professionals.

TOWA also endeavours to educate local and State elected officials in order to raise their awareness of the real world problems which our members must deal with on a daily basis. Gaining the trust and cooperation of these individuals will allow Texas Onsite Professionals to prosper and at the same timeensure greater protection of the environment and public health.

TOWA is the sole provider of the Basic Maintenance Provider Course in the State of Texas. The course meets six times per year and is held throughout Texas. Click on Calendar of Events for a schedule. This course is required for homeowners by many Counties where owners are allowed to do their own maintenance.

They hold courses every few months for the Basic Maintenance Course. We also teach a wide variety of CEU topics at our Super Conference held in the Fall and at each of our Local Chapter Meetings.

Environmental Construction Services founder Dixon Dryden served as the TOWA for several years in the early 2000s.

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Our Service Area

Brazoria County

• Alvin
• Manvel
• Pearland
• Angleton
• Brookside Village
• Danbury
• Liverpool
• Clute
• Sweeney
• Richwood
• Lake Jackson
• Rosharon
• Iowa Colony
• Sandy point
• Damon
• Freeport
• Oyster Creek
• Brazoria

Fort Bend County

• Richmond
• Rosenberg
• Needville
• Arcola
• Fresno
• Missouri City
• Sugarland

Galveston County

• Galveston
• Santa Fe
• Friendswood
• Dickinson
• Texas City
• League City
• Hitchcock
• La Marque
• San Leon
• Bolivar
• Seabrook
• Webster
• Gilchrist
• Kemah

Harris County

• Southwest Houston
• Houston Business Park
• Pasadena
• Almeda