MyOSTDS is the intelligent platform that monitors, protects, and organizes everything about your septic system — before small problems become expensive emergencies.
Used by Florida homeowners across Miami-Dade, Broward, Lee, Marion, and 60+ counties.
Most homeowners only learn about their septic system when something goes wrong. MyOSTDS puts you ahead of the problem.
A personalized 0–100 score combining system age, usage, location, soil type, flood risk, and maintenance history.
Get notified before storms reach your area. Know whether your drainfield is in a flood-vulnerable zone.
Calculates your next service date based on household size, system capacity, and usage patterns.
Organize permits, inspection reports, as-built diagrams, service records, and resale documents in one secure place.
Know what a buyer’s inspector may find before they do. Get a resale readiness score and action plan.
Compare quotes, check reviews, and book licensed OSTDS contractors without cold calls.
We analyze dozens of data points to give you a clear, honest picture of your septic system’s status — and what to do next.
A few drivers to address before they cost you.
One dashboard to manage maintenance, compliance, documents, alerts, contractors, and resale readiness.
Preliminary project feasibility intelligence before you spend money on plans, permits, or contractors.
MyOSTDS provides preliminary septic intelligence based on available property, GIS, permit, and homeowner-provided information. Final determinations may require review by the appropriate authority, licensed professionals, or county/DEP records.
MyOSTDS watches the patterns most homeowners miss — and flags them before they become a financial emergency.
Your last pump-out was more than 3 years ago. Households of your size typically need service every 2–3 years.
Schedule pump-out →Forecasted rainfall and your flood-zone status could stress your drainfield. Reduce water use during peak rain.
Open Storm Mode →Your file does not include the original as-built diagram. This can affect project decisions and resale readiness.
Upload record →Avoid driving, parking, or building hardscape over your drainfield. Locate it before any project.
Check feasibility →You flagged a planned project. Preliminary review suggests confirming tank and drainfield boundaries first.
Review project →Buyers, agents, and insurers often request septic records. Organize yours before listing.
Build your file →Public sewer may be nearby. Understand the questions to ask before assuming a connection is required.
Learn more →Your permit and inspection records are organized and verified. Keep documents fresh for resale.
View vault →Bedroom additions may increase estimated sewage flow and trigger additional review. Confirm before construction.
Check feasibility →Real experiences from homeowners who found out what they didn’t know about their septic systems.
I had no idea my system was 22 years old or that it needed a pump-out. MyOSTDS flagged both within 60 seconds of entering my address. Saved me from what could have been a $9,000 repair.
We were listing our home and the inspection found a septic deficiency. MyOSTDS would have caught that 6 months earlier and let us fix it on our timeline, not the buyer’s.
The flood vulnerability alert during Hurricane Idalia was incredible. MyOSTDS told me exactly what to do with my system before the storm hit. This app pays for itself.
The free risk assessment gives you immediate value. Pro gives you continuous protection.
Know your septic risk in 60 seconds.
Year-round protection, alerts, documents, maintenance tracking, and feasibility intelligence for your septic system.
Preliminary feasibility screening before you spend thousands on plans, contractors, or permits.
MyOSTDS provides preliminary homeowner guidance and septic risk intelligence. It does not replace licensed professional review, county review, FDEP requirements, or official permitting decisions.
Answer a few questions and we’ll generate your personalized Septic Risk Score, System Health Score, and action plan — instantly.
We use your address to pull parcel data, GIS records, flood zone status, and county-level compliance requirements for your specific property.
Even partial information helps. We’ll fill in the rest from public records.
These help us calibrate your risk score and recommended actions.
Based on your inputs and public records for 1247 Coral Way, Miami, FL.
Run your free 60-second risk assessment now. No credit card. No commitment. Just clarity.
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