Citrus County has run a septic upgrade incentive program offering reimbursement toward an approved system for eligible existing homes. It has been at application capacity while the county waits on additional funding, so availability changes. Check with Citrus County Housing Services for current status before you plan around it.

Every three to five years suits most households, depending on tank size and how many people live there. Given how strict the rules have become here, staying ahead of it matters more than usual. A pumping is inexpensive compared with a drain field, and a failed field now means a far more expensive replacement than it used to.

That smell is hydrogen sulfide, and it comes from sulfate in the limestone aquifer being chemically reduced. It is common in this region and it is not something you have to live with. Point of entry treatment handles it, and we test first so the system matches what is actually in your water.

Generally no, and this is worth being firm about. Federal safety guidance is that gas control valves, circuit breakers and similar components that have been under water must be replaced rather than repaired, because corrosion and silt inside them can cause a failure later. A unit that seems to work after flooding can still fail dangerously. Replacement is the safe call.

Yes. We work the whole county, from Inverness and Floral City inland out to Crystal River, Homosassa and the coastal communities. Coastal properties have their own considerations, including flood elevation requirements for equipment, and we take those into account.

y, Archer, Alachua, High Springs, Micanopy, Hawthorne and Waldo. If you are in Alachua County and not sure whether you are in our range, just call and ask.

Yes. Miller and Sons Plumbing is a state certified, family owned and veteran owned plumbing company, insured on every job. We work throughout Citrus County for both residential and commercial customers and are happy to provide license and insurance documentation.

Inverness is about 50 minutes from Ocala and Crystal River is about an hour. We schedule Citrus County work accordingly so you get a real arrival window rather than a vague promise. Call (352) 433-6525 and we will tell you honestly when we can be there.