We gather and review all necessary documents, including system designs and environmental assessments.
Our team completes and submits the SCDHS application on your behalf, ensuring all forms are accurate and complete.
We monitor the application’s status, addressing any issues or requests for additional information to keep the process moving forward.
Once the permit is approved, we coordinate with installers to begin the project, ensuring everything stays on track.
With years of experience in SCDHS permit expediting, we make the complex simple. Our deep understanding of local regulations allows us to fast-track your septic system permits, reducing the typical delays that can slow down projects. Let us handle the paperwork, so you can focus on your property improvements.
The SCDHS requires permits to ensure that septic systems meet health and environmental safety standards, protecting both property owners and the surrounding community.
Timelines can vary, but our team works to expedite the process by ensuring all paperwork is accurate and complete, minimizing delays.
Yes, we manage SCDHS permit applications for both residential and commercial septic system projects.
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135 Main Street, Suite 5
Westhampton Beach, NY 11978