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Multiple drains slow at once? Usually septic. Just one? Usually plumbing. We do both — one visit finds out.
Diagnose it → ☏ (678) 758-3493New builds, replacements and upgrades — engineered for your lot, permitted properly, and built to outlast the mortgage.
Overview
A new septic system installation in Georgia starts with a soil (percolation) test, then a county-permitted design sized to the home’s bedrooms and the soil’s absorption rate. It includes the tank, distribution box and drain field, and a final county inspection. We handle the entire process — soil test, permits, install and inspection.
Whether it’s new construction, a system replacement, or upgrading an undersized tank, a septic install is only as good as its design and permitting. We handle the whole paper trail — soil testing, county permits with the Georgia Department of Public Health, the install itself, and the final inspection — and size the system correctly for your home and soil so it lasts 30+ years.
Building a home outside sewer service? You’ll need a permitted septic system designed for the lot.
A tank that keeps needing repairs, or a field that won’t recover, is often cheaper to replace than to keep patching.
Additions and finished basements can outgrow an undersized tank — the system has to match the home.
Concrete tanks and fields have a lifespan. Past 30–40 years, replacement is often the smart money.
Why It Matters
An undersized or wrongly-placed system fails early. We design to the bedrooms, the soil test and the lot — not a guess.
We pull county permits and pass inspection, so your system is legal, documented and ready for resale.
Correctly designed and installed systems routinely run 30+ years. The design is what buys those years.
If You Wait
A septic system is only as good as its design and permits. Skip steps, and this is the path.
No soil test, wrong tank size, no county sign-off. It works — for now — and there’s no paper trail.
A system too small for the home overloads early. Backups and field stress start years ahead of schedule.
No permit record + a struggling system = a failed inspection, a stalled sale, and a redo on your dime.
The Cost
Permitted install
$8,000–$20,000Redo a botched job
$20,000–$35,000+Ranges vary widely with soil and system type — after the soil test you get a firm, itemized quote. Wisetack financing available.
The Process
We run the soil/perc test and evaluate the lot to determine the right system and placement.
We handle the county permit and engineer a system sized to your home and soil.
Tank, distribution box and drain field go in to spec, with everything set for inspection.
The county signs off, we restore the site, and you get the paperwork for your records.
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FAQ
Straight answers on septic tank installation in North Georgia. Can’t find yours? Ask a real human.
☏ (678) 758-3493It varies widely with soil, system type and size — a straightforward conventional system is very different from an engineered system on difficult soil. After the soil test we give you a firm, itemized quote. Financing through Wisetack is available for the larger installs.
Yes — the whole process. Soil/perc testing, the county permit through the Georgia Department of Public Health, the install, and the final inspection. You sign; we handle the paper trail.
Free estimates on new installs. We’ll walk you through soil, permits and design.
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