Septic System Installation in Franklin & Nashville, TN
Septic system installation is the design and construction of a new on-site wastewater system — including soil evaluation, TDEC permitting, tank placement, and drainfield installation — for properties without municipal sewer.
What It Is
Important: Prodigy does not currently offer new septic system installation. What we do provide today is septic inspection, septic repair, leach-field testing, line hydro jetting, and grinder-pump service. For a new install, we can point you to a licensed installer.


How It Works — Our Process
Here is how we support septic owners today, short of new installation:
We Inspect Existing Systems
We inspect existing systems to TDEC standards and file the records
We Repair Failed Components
baffles, distribution boxes, lines, and leach-field issues
We Test Leach Fields
We test leach fields and hydro jet septic lines where indicated
We Service Grinder
We service grinder and ejector pumps on properties below sewer grade
We Refer You
We refer you to a licensed installer when a new system is needed
When You Need It
If you are building on an unsewered lot or replacing a failed system, you will need a licensed installer and a TDEC permit. Prodigy can inspect, test, and repair existing systems and can refer you for the new installation itself. This service is part of our Septic Services work, see the full hub for methods, pricing, and process. Learn more about Septic Services →
Pricing & Method Details
See the full hub for methods, pricing, and options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Prodigy install new septic systems?
Not currently. We offer septic inspection, repair, leach-field testing, line hydro jetting, and grinder-pump service. For a new installation we can point you to a licensed installer.
Do I need a TDEC permit for a new septic system?
Yes. New septic installation in Tennessee requires a TDEC permit and a soil evaluation. A licensed installer manages that process; we can help with inspection and repair afterward.
Can you repair my existing septic system instead?
Yes. Septic repair is a core service: we fix baffles, distribution boxes, lines, and leach-field problems, and service grinder pumps.
Can you inspect a system before I buy a rural property?
Absolutely. A pre-purchase septic inspection assesses the existing system to TDEC standards so you know its condition before closing.
Find Out What Your Line Needs.
Every job starts with a free camera inspection so you see the real condition before any work. Call or text (629) 276-6322.
