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Septic System Installation in Orlando, FL
Building a new home, adding a bedroom, or replacing a system that's beyond repair? A new septic system has to be designed for your lot, your soil and the size of the home, and it has to be permitted in Florida. A licensed septic contractor manages the whole job, from the site evaluation to the final inspection.
When you need a new system
New construction
Homes without access to sewer need a permitted septic system before they can be occupied.
A failed system
When a tank or drain field can't be repaired, the system is replaced.
Adding bedrooms or living space
More bedrooms can mean the system has to be enlarged to meet code.
Very old systems
Older tanks and drain fields may not meet current standards when they need major work.
How installation works
Site evaluation
Soil conditions and the water table are evaluated to size and place the system.
Design and permit
The system is designed and the permit application is submitted for approval.
Installation
The tank, distribution and drain field are installed to the approved design.
Inspection and final approval
The installation is inspected before the system is covered and put into service.
How much does new septic systems cost?
New system costs depend heavily on soil, lot size and the type of system required: conventional gravity systems, drip systems, mound systems or aerobic treatment units. Estimates for new septic installations are free.
New Septic Systems near you
Available across east and south Orlando:
New Septic Systems FAQ
How long does it take to install a septic system?
Installation itself often takes a few days. Permitting and design usually take longer, so plan ahead.
Does Florida require an advanced system?
Some areas and lots require enhanced or nitrogen-reducing systems. The site evaluation and permit will determine what your property needs.
Can my old tank be reused?
Sometimes. If the tank is structurally sound and the right size, it may be reused with a new drain field.
What types of septic systems do you install?
Conventional gravity systems, drip systems, mound systems and aerobic treatment units (ATUs). The right one depends on your soil and lot.
Is the estimate free?
Yes. Estimates for new septic system installations are free.