About this guide
Who runs this site: JJ Prachyl, under the name Sooner Services. Sooner Services is an independent referral service, not a contractor and not a septic company. It does not do the work; it passes quote requests to local companies that do.
This is an independent information site about septic systems in the Oklahoma City metro. It is not a septic company, installer, pumper, inspector or government agency.
Who's behind this
Sooner Services is run by JJ Prachyl, who lives in Oklahoma City. I'm not a contractor and I don't sell your info to a list. I build plain, honest guides that help Oklahoma homeowners understand a job before they call, and then I pass their requests to one good local installer. I started this because finding a trustworthy tradesperson here is harder than it should be, and the good local shops often don't have time for the internet.
When you send a request, I read it myself, check that it looks like a real job in the area, and pass it to one local company. Companies pay for the requests they get (I invoice them monthly), and fake or out-of-area requests are free to them, so I have no reason to pad the numbers. You can email me any time at [email protected].
How quote requests work
- You fill in the quote form.
- Your request is emailed to us and shared with one or more local septic companies.
- They contact you directly. You choose whether to hire anyone.
How we make money
Septic companies that receive requests may pay for them. We do not take payment to change prices, rules or sources here, and we do not run ads.
Sources
Rules come from Oklahoma DEQ, OSU Extension and city websites. Prices come from companies' and cost sites' published pages. All are linked. If something is out of date, email [email protected].
Before you hire
For installs and repairs, check DEQ's list of active certified installers. Sort it by County to see who works in yours, and check the columns for the system type you need (subsurface, lagoon, aerobic spray or aerobic drip). Get more than one quote, and ask for all-in pricing in writing.
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Last checked Oct 23, 2026.