

The soil evaluation and the system type SCDES permits for your lot, tank size based on the number of bedrooms, the length of the drain field, slope, rock, and access for equipment. Alternative systems cost more than conventional ones.
Yes. SCDES has to issue a permit before a new system or major repair is installed. The site evaluation decides what kind of system your lot can use. Our septic permit guide walks through each step.
Most household tanks should be inspected and pumped about every three to five years, depending on tank size and how many people live in the home.
Yes. We do the clearing, grading, utilities, and septic with one crew, so you don't have to coordinate separate contractors.