New Septic Systems, Installed the Right Way
Building a home, replacing a failed system, or developing a lot in Berkeley County? We handle new septic installations from the first soil test to the final SCDES inspection.
How Installation Works in South Carolina
Step 1: Site & soil evaluation — a licensed evaluator tests your soil and determines system size and type. Step 2: SCDES permit — every SC septic system is permitted under Regulation 61-56 before work begins. Step 3: Design — conventional or engineered system matched to your lot’s soil and water table. Step 4: Installation — tank and drain field installed by an SCDES-licensed installer. Step 5: Inspection & approval — the system is inspected before it’s covered and put into service.
What Does a New Septic System Cost?
Conventional systems in our area commonly run $8,000–$15,000 or more; engineered systems for tougher soils cost more. Every lot is different, so your quote follows the soil evaluation — no guessing, no pressure.
Get a Quote
Call (843) 555-0137 to talk through your lot and timeline.