Conventional & Aerobic Septic Systems Designed for Long-Term Performance
Whether you’re building a new home or replacing an old, failing system, Cyclone Septic & Plumbing delivers professional installation backed by experience and engineering expertise. Our family-owned, woman-led team has been serving Oklahoma since 2016, trusted for honest work, reliable service, and long-lasting results.
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We had a yellow warning light on our septic control box. The service tech promptly diagnosed what the problem was and repaired it. Very professional. Thank you.
Which Type of Septic System Do You Need?
No two properties are the same and not every project starts from scratch. That’s why we start every project with a detailed evaluation to determine the best solution based on your lot size, soil profile, elevation, and long-term plans.
If your existing system is failing, undersized, or past its lifespan, replacement is the right solution. We remove the old equipment and install a system designed to handle today’s household demands — with less disruption to your property.
Conventional Septic Systems
Best for rural properties with suitable soil and drainage.
- Passive, low-maintenance design
- Larger footprint
- Typically includes a septic tank + drainfield
- Not dependent on electricity
Conventional systems are a great option for properties with adequate space and good percolation. When conditions are right, this type of system offers reliable, low-maintenance performance.
Aerobic Septic Systems
Best for properties with poor soil, high water tables, or small lot sizes.
- Requires electricity and routine maintenance
- Uses oxygen to break down waste faster
- Produces cleaner effluent
- Includes an aerator, control panel, pump tank, and spray system
Aerobic systems are highly effective when designed and maintained properly. We install components that meet current DEQ standards and offer service plans to keep the system running as intended.
Replacement vs. New Installation
When a system fails or needs upgrading, replacement isn’t just about removing the old tank—it’s an opportunity to re-design for performance and longevity. Our team handles safely abandoning outdated equipment and installing a new system built for your property.
What to Expect From a Cyclone Septics Installation
We handle the process from start to finish:
- Site Evaluation – Conducted by a DEQ-certified installer or soil profiler
- System Design – Tailored to your property and regulatory requirements
- Permitting – All documents prepared and submitted on your behalf
- Professional Installation – Performed by licensed and trained experts
- Orientation – Online or in-person, so you know how your system works and how to care for it
- Optional Maintenance Plans – Maintenance plans are available for both aerobic and conventional systems
What Makes Cyclone Septics Different
- Certified & Experienced – Our team includes DEQ-licensed installers, soil profilers, and an engineer
- Local Knowledge – Familiar with Oklahoma soils, codes, and permit processes
- Clear Communication – We walk you through every step without jargon or confusion
- Reliable Materials & Workmanship – We install systems designed to hold up over time—not just pass inspection
Our Core Values
- Integrity: We do what’s right – always. From transparent communication to honest work in the field, integrity is the foundation of every relationship we build.
- Responsibility: We take ownership of our work, our impact, and our commitments. Whether it’s protecting the environment or supporting our customers, we’re accountable every step of the way.
- Reliability: Our customers count on us – and we don’t take that lightly. We show up, follow through, and stand behind everything we do.
- Innovation: We’re not afraid to challenge the status quo. By embracing new ideas, technology, and smarter practices, we lead the way in a changing industry.
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We had a yellow warning light on our septic control box. The service tech promptly diagnosed what the problem was and repaired it. Very professional. Thank you.
FAQ's About Your Aerobic Installation
A representative from Cyclone Septics will meet you on-site to talk about the system layout and installation. We will discuss:
- Where to place the tank, sprinklers and control panel
- Identify any underground utilities or other items that might affect the installation
- What to do with leftover dirt (leave, spread or haul)
- Ensure that the delivery truck can access the installation site
- Discuss the installation date
Your aerobic septic systems will require a 120 volt electrical disconnect on a 30-amp breaker.
Typically, we complete aerobic installations in one day. When we replace an existing system, your home is usually out of sewer service for less than half a day.
Expect lawn damage in the installation area. We’ll be utilizing heavy equipment and digging up a large amount of soil. We will smooth the ground as much as possible. However, there will still be a large area of dirt around where we are installing and the grade will be rough.
The installers can not avoid digging into irrigation lines and sprinkler heads. If your irrigation company marks the line locations before the installation it may prevent some damage. We will try our best to mark damaged sprinkler lines, but plan on contacting your irrigation company to make any necessary repairs and test the irrigation system.
It is normal for dirt to settle around tanks. It can take up to a year or longer for the soil to settle completely. You can expect 12″ or more of settling.
Visit our online aerobic orientation or call to schedule on onsite orientation.
We use concrete tanks when we can for their durability and ease of installation, however, if a semi-truck can’t access your yard we can use a poly-tank.
All of our aerobic systems have a minimum 2-year warranty. Ask about our packages that include 5-year and 10-year warranties.