LAND USE/ONSITE-SEWAGE
HOME OWNERS:
EXISTING SEPTIC SYSTEMS:
When will my existing septic system need to be evaluated by Environmental Health?
Loan closings/refinancing, foster care/adoption inspections, mobile home relocation/replacement, swimming pools, home addition, structure addition to property.
For more information read our Existing System Evaluation Brochure
What happens when I need my septic tank pumped? Click here for our Pumping your Tank brochure
What are the fees for services in my County? See fee schedules.
How do I find a licensed pumper or installer?
Buyer beware! Disciplinary Actions Against Septic Tank Contractors
What if my septic system has a failure? Please fill out the Environmental Health On-Site Application and contact your local Environmental Health Department
NEW SEPTIC SYSTEMS:
What do I need to apply for a new septic system?
- Environmental Health On-Site Application
- Fee schedule
- Soil report- Soil Classifiers (Approved for Level III Soil Evaluations)
*check with local Environmental Health Department to verify that soil work is not already on file
Septic System FAQ’s
Buying additives/chemicals for your tank? Think Again!
How do I properly maintain my septic tank system? Homeowner’s Guide
Take the Septic System Challenge below:
INSTALLERS:
What is required to become a licensed on-site sewage installer?
Applications and Study Guides
For more certification info click here.
To schedule appointment for testing call (706) 295-6316
*All other licensure questions (i.e. renewals and CEUs) should contact the State of GA Environmental Office at 404-657-6534
Resources:
Rules and Regulations and Manual
Additional Resources:
Contact your Local Environmental Health Office for Lot sizing requirements in your County
What to Do After the Flood: Septic Tanks
Portable Sanitation Rule 511-3-6
Portable Sanitation Brochure for Events and Construction Site Owners
