Depending on the local jurisdiction, the process can take between 2-6 months.

Construction cannot take place during wet months and can cause delays in the installation process.

Generally, residential septic systems are sized based on the number of bedrooms and the soil type.

Most septic systems can last between 20-30 years. However, like anything else, the lifespan of your system will be affected by how well it is taken care of. This means, regular pumping of the septic tank, monitoring of your inspection risers, and staying within the recommended daily water use. Keeping grease, high strength wastewater and hazardous substances out of this living system will keep it working for your household for many years to come.

Location depends on parcel size and site characteristics. The most suitable area is identified during the Site and Soil inspection and may be adjusted for practical use and site constraints.

Costs typically include three parts: permit fees set by the local jurisdiction; a design fee based on the system type required; and the contractor’s cost for materials and installation.