Septic System Application and Approval Process
Step-by-Step Guide to Ensure Proper Installation, Inspection, and Permitting of Your Septic System
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Septic System Application Process by County
This guide outlines the septic system application and approval process for each county, including detailed steps, fees, and inspection procedures. For your convenience, each section includes the respective county's contact information, phone numbers, and links to their Environmental Health Department websites. Follow these steps to ensure a smooth and successful septic system installation and approval in your area.
Burke
828-764-9240
📞 Step 1: Contact Environmental Health
Call the Burke County Environmental Health Department at 828-764-9240
You can also visit their office:
Burke County Health Department
702 Kirkwood Street, Morganton, NC 28655
📋 Step 2: Complete the Septic Application
You’ll need to submit an Application for Improvement Permit / Authorization for Wastewater System Construction. This form typically includes:
- Property owner’s name and contact info
- Site address and parcel number
- Type of construction (new home, addition, repair, replacement, etc.)
- Number of bedrooms or daily flow
- Scaled site plan showing the house, well, and property lines
You can download the form from the Burke County Environmental Health Website or fill it out in person.
💵 Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
Fees vary depending on the type of system and property. Payment can be made by check or card when you submit your application.
📅 Step 4: Schedule a Site Evaluation
An Environmental Health Specialist will visit your property to:
- Evaluate the soil and drainage
- Determine the suitable type and location for your septic system
- Verify setbacks from wells, property lines, and structures
Make sure your property is cleared and accessible for the site visit.
📝 Step 5: Receive Your Permit
Once approved, you’ll receive a Septic System Construction Permit.
Give a copy of this permit to your septic installer (e.g., First Response Septic Service) before installation begins.
⚠️ Step 6: Inspection After Installation
After your septic system is installed, contact the Environmental Health Department again to schedule the final inspection.
Once approved, you’ll receive an Operation Permit, allowing the system to be used.
Cleveland
980-484-5100
📞 Step 1: Contact Environmental Health
Call the Cleveland County Environmental Health Department at 980-484-5100
You can also visit their office:
Cleveland County Health Department
200 S Post Road, Shelby, NC 28152
📋 Step 2: Complete the Septic Application
You’ll need to submit an Application for Improvement Permit / Authorization for Wastewater System Construction. This form typically includes:
- Property owner’s name and contact info
- Site address and parcel number
- Type of construction (new home, addition, repair, replacement, etc.)
- Number of bedrooms or daily flow
- Scaled site plan showing the house, well, and property lines
You can download the form from the Cleveland County Environmental Health Website or fill it out in person.
💵 Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
Fees depend on the type of system and the property. Payments can be made by check or credit card during application submission.
📅 Step 4: Schedule a Site Evaluation
An Environmental Health Specialist will visit your property to:
- Evaluate the soil and drainage
- Determine the suitable type and location for your septic system
- Verify setbacks from wells, property lines, and structures
Make sure your property is cleared and accessible for the site visit.
📝 Step 5: Receive Your Permit
Once approved, you’ll receive a Septic System Construction Permit.
Give a copy of this permit to your septic installer (e.g., First Response Septic Service) before installation begins.
⚠️ Step 6: Inspection After Installation
After your septic system is installed, contact the Environmental Health Department again to schedule the final inspection.
Once approved, you’ll receive an Operation Permit, allowing the system to be used.
Catawba
828-465-8270
📞 Step 1: Contact Environmental Health
Call the Catawba County Environmental Health Department at 828-465-8270
You can also visit their office:
Catawba County Public Health Department 3070 11th Avenue Drive SE, Hickory, NC 28602
📋 Step 2: Complete the Septic Application
You’ll need to submit an Application for Improvement Permit / Authorization for Wastewater System Construction. This form typically includes:
- Property owner’s name and contact info
- Site address and parcel number
- Type of construction (new home, addition, repair, replacement, etc.)
- Number of bedrooms or daily flow
- Scaled site plan showing the house, well, and property lines
You can download the form from the Catawba County Environmental Health Website or fill it out in person.
💵 Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
Application fees are based on the type of system and property. Payment can be made by check or card at the time of application submission.
📅 Step 4: Schedule a Site Evaluation
An Environmental Health Specialist will visit your property to:
- Evaluate the soil and drainage
- Determine the suitable type and location for your septic system
- Verify setbacks from wells, property lines, and structures
Make sure your property is cleared and accessible for the site visit.
📝 Step 5: Receive Your Permit
Once approved, you’ll receive a Septic System Construction Permit.
Give a copy of this permit to your septic installer (e.g., First Response Septic Service) before installation begins.
⚠️ Step 6: Inspection After Installation
After your septic system is installed, contact the Environmental Health Department again to schedule the final inspection.
Once approved, you’ll receive an Operation Permit, allowing the system to be used.
Lincoln
704-736-8426
📞 Step 1: Contact Environmental Health
Call the Lincoln County Environmental Health Department at 704-736-8426
You can also visit their office:
Lincoln County Health Department
200 Gamble Drive, Lincolnton, NC 28092
📋 Step 2: Complete the Septic Application
You’ll need to submit an Application for Improvement Permit / Authorization for Wastewater System Construction. This form typically includes:
- Property owner’s name and contact info
- Site address and parcel number
- Type of construction (new home, addition, repair, replacement, etc.)
- Number of bedrooms or daily flow
- Scaled site plan showing the house, well, and property lines
You can download the form from the Lincoln County Environmental Health Website or fill it out in person.
💵 Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
Fees vary by the type of system and the property. Payment can be made by check or credit card at the time of application submission.
📅 Step 4: Schedule a Site Evaluation
An Environmental Health Specialist will visit your property to:
- Evaluate the soil and drainage
- Determine the suitable type and location for your septic system
- Verify setbacks from wells, property lines, and structures
Make sure your property is cleared and accessible for the site visit.
📝 Step 5: Receive Your Permit
Once approved, you’ll receive a Septic System Construction Permit.
Give a copy of this permit to your septic installer (e.g., First Response Septic Service) before installation begins.
⚠️ Step 6: Inspection After Installation
After your septic system is installed, contact the Environmental Health Department again to schedule the final inspection.
Once approved, you’ll receive an Operation Permit, allowing the system to be used.
Caldwell
828-426-8400
📞 Step 1: Contact Environmental Health
Call the Caldwell County Environmental Health Department at 828-426-8400
You can also visit their office:
Caldwell County Health Department
2345 Morganton Blvd SW, Lenoir, NC 28645
📋 Step 2: Complete the Septic Application
You’ll need to submit an Application for Improvement Permit / Authorization for Wastewater System Construction. This form typically includes:
- Property owner’s name and contact info
- Site address and parcel number
- Type of construction (new home, addition, repair, replacement, etc.)
- Number of bedrooms or daily flow
- Scaled site plan showing the house, well, and property lines
You can download the form from the Caldwell County Environmental Health Website or fill it out in person.
💵 Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
Fees vary depending on the type of system and the property. Payment can be made by check or card when you submit your application.
📅 Step 4: Schedule a Site Evaluation
An Environmental Health Specialist will visit your property to:
- Evaluate the soil and drainage
- Determine the suitable type and location for your septic system
- Verify setbacks from wells, property lines, and structures
Make sure your property is cleared and accessible for the site visit.
📝 Step 5: Receive Your Permit
Once approved, you’ll receive a Septic System Construction Permit.
Give a copy of this permit to your septic installer (e.g., First Response Septic Service) before installation begins.
⚠️ Step 6: Inspection After Installation
After your septic system is installed, contact the Environmental Health Department again to schedule the final inspection.
Once approved, you’ll receive an Operation Permit, allowing the system to be used.
Alexander
828-632-0638
📞 Step 1: Contact Environmental Health
Call the Alexander County Environmental Health Department at 828-632-0638
You can also visit their office:
Alexander County Health Department
77 1st Avenue SE, Taylorsville, NC 28681
📋 Step 2: Complete the Septic Application
You’ll need to submit an Application for Improvement Permit / Authorization for Wastewater System Construction. This form typically includes:
- Property owner’s name and contact info
- Site address and parcel number
- Type of construction (new home, addition, repair, replacement, etc.)
- Number of bedrooms or daily flow
- Scaled site plan showing the house, well, and property lines
You can download the form from the Alexander County Environmental Health Website or fill it out in person.
💵 Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
Fees depend on the type of system and property. Payment can be made by check or card at the time of application submission.
📅 Step 4: Schedule a Site Evaluation
An Environmental Health Specialist will visit your property to:
- Evaluate the soil and drainage
- Determine the suitable type and location for your septic system
- Verify setbacks from wells, property lines, and structures
Make sure your property is cleared and accessible for the site visit.
📝 Step 5: Receive Your Permit
Once approved, you’ll receive a Septic System Construction Permit.
Give a copy of this permit to your septic installer (e.g., First Response Septic Service) before installation begins.
⚠️ Step 6: Inspection After Installation
After your septic system is installed, contact the Environmental Health Department again to schedule the final inspection.
Once approved, you’ll receive an Operation Permit, allowing the system to be used.
McDowell
828-652-6811
📞 Step 1: Contact Environmental Health
Call the McDowell County Environmental Health Department at 828-652-6811
You can also visit their office:
McDowell County Health Department
318 Main Street, Marion, NC 28752
📋 Step 2: Complete the Septic Application
You’ll need to submit an Application for Improvement Permit / Authorization for Wastewater System Construction. This form typically includes:
- Property owner’s name and contact info
- Site address and parcel number
- Type of construction (new home, addition, repair, replacement, etc.)
- Number of bedrooms or daily flow
- Scaled site plan showing the house, well, and property lines
You can download the form from the McDowell County Environmental Health Website or fill it out in person.
💵 Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
Fees are based on the type of system and property. Payment can be made by check or card at the time of application submission.
📅 Step 4: Schedule a Site Evaluation
An Environmental Health Specialist will visit your property to:
- Evaluate the soil and drainage
- Determine the suitable type and location for your septic system
- Verify setbacks from wells, property lines, and structures
Make sure your property is cleared and accessible for the site visit.
📝 Step 5: Receive Your Permit
Once approved, you’ll receive a Septic System Construction Permit.
Give a copy of this permit to your septic installer (e.g., First Response Septic Service) before installation begins.
⚠️ Step 6: Inspection After Installation
After your septic system is installed, contact the Environmental Health Department again to schedule the final inspection.
Once approved, you’ll receive an Operation Permit, allowing the system to be used.
Gaston
704-853-5000
📞 Step 1: Contact Environmental Health
Call the Gaston County Environmental Health Department at 704-853-5000
You can also visit their office:
Gaston County Health Department
991 West Hudson Blvd, Gastonia, NC 28052
📋 Step 2: Complete the Septic Application
You’ll need to submit an Application for Improvement Permit / Authorization for Wastewater System Construction. This form typically includes:
- Property owner’s name and contact info
- Site address and parcel number
- Type of construction (new home, addition, repair, replacement, etc.)
- Number of bedrooms or daily flow
- Scaled site plan showing the house, well, and property lines
You can download the form from the Gaston County Environmental Health Website or fill it out in person.
💵 Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
Fees are based on the system type and property. Payment can be made via check or card when submitting your application.
📅 Step 4: Schedule a Site Evaluation
An Environmental Health Specialist will visit your property to:
- Evaluate the soil and drainage
- Determine the suitable type and location for your septic system
- Verify setbacks from wells, property lines, and structures
Make sure your property is cleared and accessible for the site visit.
📝 Step 5: Receive Your Permit
Once approved, you’ll receive a Septic System Construction Permit.
Give a copy of this permit to your septic installer (e.g., First Response Septic Service) before installation begins.
⚠️ Step 6: Inspection After Installation
After your septic system is installed, contact the Environmental Health Department again to schedule the final inspection.
Once approved, you’ll receive an Operation Permit, allowing the system to be used.
Iredell (Statesville)
704-878-5300
📞 Step 1: Contact Environmental Health
Call the Iredell County Environmental Health Department (Statesville) at 704-878-5300
You can also visit their office:
Iredell County Health Department (Statesville) 318 Turnersburg Highway, Statesville, NC 28625
📋 Step 2: Complete the Septic Application
You’ll need to submit an Application for Improvement Permit / Authorization for Wastewater System Construction. This form typically includes:
- Property owner’s name and contact info
- Site address and parcel number
- Type of construction (new home, addition, repair, replacement, etc.)
- Number of bedrooms or daily flow
- Scaled site plan showing the house, well, and property lines
You can download the form from the Iredell County Environmental Health Website or fill it out in person.
💵 Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
Fees vary depending on system type and property. Payment can be made via check or credit card at the time of application submission.
📅 Step 4: Schedule a Site Evaluation
An Environmental Health Specialist will visit your property to:
- Evaluate the soil and drainage
- Determine the suitable type and location for your septic system
- Verify setbacks from wells, property lines, and structures
Make sure your property is cleared and accessible for the site visit.
📝 Step 5: Receive Your Permit
Once approved, you’ll receive a Septic System Construction Permit.
Give a copy of this permit to your septic installer (e.g., First Response Septic Service) before installation begins.
⚠️ Step 6: Inspection After Installation
After your septic system is installed, contact the Environmental Health Department again to schedule the final inspection.
Once approved, you’ll receive an Operation Permit, allowing the system to be used.
Iredell (Mooresville)
704-660-3625
📞 Step 1: Contact Environmental Health
Call the Iredell County Environmental Health Department (Mooresville) at 704-660-3625
You can also visit their office:
Iredell County Health Department (Mooresville) 610 East Center Avenue, Mooresville, NC 28115
📋 Step 2: Complete the Septic Application
You’ll need to submit an Application for Improvement Permit / Authorization for Wastewater System Construction. This form typically includes:
- Property owner’s name and contact info
- Site address and parcel number
- Type of construction (new home, addition, repair, replacement, etc.)
- Number of bedrooms or daily flow
- Scaled site plan showing the house, well, and property lines
You can download the form from the Iredell County Environmental Health Website or fill it out in person.
💵 Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
Fees depend on the system and property type. Payment can be made by check or card when submitting the application.
📅 Step 4: Schedule a Site Evaluation
An Environmental Health Specialist will visit your property to:
- Evaluate the soil and drainage
- Determine the suitable type and location for your septic system
- Verify setbacks from wells, property lines, and structures
Make sure your property is cleared and accessible for the site visit.
📝 Step 5: Receive Your Permit
Once approved, you’ll receive a Septic System Construction Permit.
Give a copy of this permit to your septic installer (e.g., First Response Septic Service) before installation begins.
⚠️ Step 6: Inspection After Installation
After your septic system is installed, contact the Environmental Health Department again to schedule the final inspection.
Once approved, you’ll receive an Operation Permit, allowing the system to be used.
Rutherford
828-287-6100
📞 Step 1: Contact Environmental Health
Call the Rutherford County Environmental Health Department at 828-287-6100
You can also visit their office:
Rutherford County Health Department
221 Callahan-Koon Road, Spindale, NC 28160
📋 Step 2: Complete the Septic Application
You’ll need to submit an Application for Improvement Permit / Authorization for Wastewater System Construction. This form typically includes:
- Property owner’s name and contact info
- Site address and parcel number
- Type of construction (new home, addition, repair, replacement, etc.)
- Number of bedrooms or daily flow
- Scaled site plan showing the house, well, and property lines
You can download the form from the Rutherford County Environmental Health Website or fill it out in person.
💵 Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
Fees depend on system type and property. Payment can be made by check or card during application submission.
📅 Step 4: Schedule a Site Evaluation
An Environmental Health Specialist will visit your property to:
- Evaluate the soil and drainage
- Determine the suitable type and location for your septic system
- Verify setbacks from wells, property lines, and structures
Make sure your property is cleared and accessible for the site visit.
📝 Step 5: Receive Your Permit
Once approved, you’ll receive a Septic System Construction Permit.
Give a copy of this permit to your septic installer (e.g., First Response Septic Service) before installation begins.
⚠️ Step 6: Inspection After Installation
After your septic system is installed, contact the Environmental Health Department again to schedule the final inspection.
Once approved, you’ll receive an Operation Permit, allowing the system to be used.
Wilkes
336-651-7450
📞 Step 1: Contact Environmental Health
Call the Wilkes County Environmental Health Department at 336-651-7450
You can also visit their office:
Wilkes County Health Department
306 College Street, Wilkesboro, NC 28697
📋 Step 2: Complete the Septic Application
You’ll need to submit an Application for Improvement Permit / Authorization for Wastewater System Construction. This form typically includes:
- Property owner’s name and contact info
- Site address and parcel number
- Type of construction (new home, addition, repair, replacement, etc.)
- Number of bedrooms or daily flow
- Scaled site plan showing the house, well, and property lines
You can download the form from the Wilkes County Environmental Health Website or fill it out in person.
💵 Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
Fees vary by system and property. Payments can be made by check or credit card when submitting your application.
📅 Step 4: Schedule a Site Evaluation
An Environmental Health Specialist will visit your property to:
- Evaluate the soil and drainage
- Determine the suitable type and location for your septic system
- Verify setbacks from wells, property lines, and structures
Make sure your property is cleared and accessible for the site visit.
📝 Step 5: Receive Your Permit
Once approved, you’ll receive a Septic System Construction Permit.
Give a copy of this permit to your septic installer (e.g., First Response Septic Service) before installation begins.
⚠️ Step 6: Inspection After Installation
After your septic system is installed, contact the Environmental Health Department again to schedule the final inspection.
Once approved, you’ll receive an Operation Permit, allowing the system to be used.
Rowan
704-216-8777
📞 Step 1: Contact Environmental Health
Call the Rowan County Environmental Health Department at 704-216-8777
You can also visit their office:
Rowan County Health Department
1813 E Innes Street, Salisbury, NC 28146
📋 Step 2: Complete the Septic Application
You’ll need to submit an Application for Improvement Permit / Authorization for Wastewater System Construction. This form typically includes:
- Property owner’s name and contact info
- Site address and parcel number
- Type of construction (new home, addition, repair, replacement, etc.)
- Number of bedrooms or daily flow
- Scaled site plan showing the house, well, and property lines
You can download the form from the Rowan County Environmental Health Website or fill it out in person.
💵 Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
Fees vary based on system type and property. Payment can be made by check or card during application submission.
📅 Step 4: Schedule a Site Evaluation
An Environmental Health Specialist will visit your property to:
- Evaluate the soil and drainage
- Determine the suitable type and location for your septic system
- Verify setbacks from wells, property lines, and structures
Make sure your property is cleared and accessible for the site visit.
📝 Step 5: Receive Your Permit
Once approved, you’ll receive a Septic System Construction Permit.
Give a copy of this permit to your septic installer (e.g., First Response Septic Service) before installation begins.
⚠️ Step 6: Inspection After Installation
After your septic system is installed, contact the Environmental Health Department again to schedule the final inspection.
Once approved, you’ll receive an Operation Permit, allowing the system to be used.
Davie
336-753-6750
📞 Step 1: Contact Environmental Health
Call the Davie County Environmental Health Department at 336-753-6750
You can also visit their office:
Davie County Health Department
123 South Main Street, Mocksville, NC 27028
📋 Step 2: Complete the Septic Application
You’ll need to submit an Application for Improvement Permit / Authorization for Wastewater System Construction. This form typically includes:
- Property owner’s name and contact info
- Site address and parcel number
- Type of construction (new home, addition, repair, replacement, etc.)
- Number of bedrooms or daily flow
- Scaled site plan showing the house, well, and property lines
You can download the form from the Davie County Environmental Health Website or fill it out in person.
💵 Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
Fees depend on system type and property. Payments can be made by check or card during application submission.
📅 Step 4: Schedule a Site Evaluation
An Environmental Health Specialist will visit your property to:
- Evaluate the soil and drainage
- Determine the suitable type and location for your septic system
- Verify setbacks from wells, property lines, and structures
Make sure your property is cleared and accessible for the site visit.
📅 Step 4: Schedule a Site Evaluation
An Environmental Health Specialist will visit your property to:
- Evaluate the soil and drainage
- Determine the suitable type and location for your septic system
- Verify setbacks from wells, property lines, and structures
Make sure your property is cleared and accessible for the site visit.
📝 Step 5: Receive Your Permit
Once approved, you’ll receive a Septic System Construction Permit.
Give a copy of this permit to your septic installer (e.g., First Response Septic Service) before installation begins.
⚠️ Step 6: Inspection After Installation
After your septic system is installed, contact the Environmental Health Department again to schedule the final inspection.
Once approved, you’ll receive an Operation Permit, allowing the system to be used.
Cabarrus
704-920-1000
📞 Step 1: Contact Environmental Health
Call the Cabarrus County Environmental Health Department at 704-920-1000
You can also visit their office:
Cabarrus County Health Department
1303 South Cannon Blvd, Kannapolis, NC 28083
📋 Step 2: Complete the Septic Application
You’ll need to submit an Application for Improvement Permit / Authorization for Wastewater System Construction. This form typically includes:
- Property owner’s name and contact info
- Site address and parcel number
- Type of construction (new home, addition, repair, replacement, etc.)
- Number of bedrooms or daily flow
- Scaled site plan showing the house, well, and property lines
You can download the form from the Cabarrus County Environmental Health Website or fill it out in person.
💵 Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
Application fees vary based on system and property type. Payments can be made via check or credit card at the time of application submission.
📅 Step 4: Schedule a Site Evaluation
An Environmental Health Specialist will visit your property to:
- Evaluate the soil and drainage
- Determine the suitable type and location for your septic system
- Verify setbacks from wells, property lines, and structures
Make sure your property is cleared and accessible for the site visit.
📝 Step 5: Receive Your Permit
Once approved, you’ll receive a Septic System Construction Permit.
Give a copy of this permit to your septic installer (e.g., First Response Septic Service) before installation begins.
⚠️ Step 6: Inspection After Installation
After your septic system is installed, contact the Environmental Health Department again to schedule the final inspection.
Once approved, you’ll receive an Operation Permit, allowing the system to be used.
Avery
828-733-6031
📞 Step 1: Contact Environmental Health
Call the Avery County Environmental Health Department at 828-733-6031
You can also visit their office:
Avery County Health Department
217 NC Highway 105, Newland, NC 28657
📋 Step 2: Complete the Septic Application
You’ll need to submit an Application for Improvement Permit / Authorization for Wastewater System Construction. This form typically includes:
- Property owner’s name and contact info
- Site address and parcel number
- Type of construction (new home, addition, repair, replacement, etc.)
- Number of bedrooms or daily flow
- Scaled site plan showing the house, well, and property lines
You can download the form from the Avery County Environmental Health Website or fill it out in person.
💵 Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
Fees depend on the type of system and the property. Payment can be made by check or card when you submit your application.
📅 Step 4: Schedule a Site Evaluation
An Environmental Health Specialist will visit your property to:
- Evaluate the soil and drainage
- Determine the suitable type and location for your septic system
- Verify setbacks from wells, property lines, and structures
Make sure your property is cleared and accessible for the site visit.
📝 Step 5: Receive Your Permit
Once approved, you’ll receive a Septic System Construction Permit.
Give a copy of this permit to your septic installer (e.g., First Response Septic Service) before installation begins.
⚠️ Step 6: Inspection After Installation
After your septic system is installed, contact the Environmental Health Department again to schedule the final inspection.
Once approved, you’ll receive an Operation Permit, allowing the system to be used.
Watauga
828-264-4995
📞 Step 1: Contact Environmental Health
Call the Watauga County Environmental Health Department at 828-264-4995
You can also visit their office:
Watauga County Health Department
126 Poplar Grove Connector, Boone, NC 28607
📋 Step 2: Complete the Septic Application
You’ll need to submit an Application for Improvement Permit / Authorization for Wastewater System Construction. This form typically includes:
- Property owner’s name and contact info
- Site address and parcel number
- Type of construction (new home, addition, repair, replacement, etc.)
- Number of bedrooms or daily flow
- Scaled site plan showing the house, well, and property lines
You can download the form from the Watauga County Environmental Health Website or fill it out in person.
💵 Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
Fees are based on the type of system and property. Payment can be made by check or card when you submit your application.
📅 Step 4: Schedule a Site Evaluation
An Environmental Health Specialist will visit your property to:
- Evaluate the soil and drainage
- Determine the suitable type and location for your septic system
- Verify setbacks from wells, property lines, and structures
Make sure your property is cleared and accessible for the site visit.
📝 Step 5: Receive Your Permit
Once approved, you’ll receive a Septic System Construction Permit.
Give a copy of this permit to your septic installer (e.g., First Response Septic Service) before installation begins.
⚠️ Step 6: Inspection After Installation
After your septic system is installed, contact the Environmental Health Department again to schedule the final inspection.
Once approved, you’ll receive an Operation Permit, allowing the system to be used.
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