New Septic Systems Built for Middle Georgia Soil

Most conventional installs take one to three days once permits are approved, weather and soil conditions allowing. Advanced systems can take a bit longer due to extra components.

Yes, new installs and full replacements require a permit and a health department inspection. We coordinate that process for you so nothing holds up your project.

It depends on your home's size, number of bedrooms, and — most importantly — your lot's soil and drainage conditions. That's why we start every install with a site evaluation and soil test, then recommend the most cost-effective system (conventional, ATU, or pump-dosed) that meets Laurens County Health Department requirements for your property.