All of the following opportunities are available for the installation of your new Innovative/Advanced Onsite Wastewater Treatment System (I/A OWTS).
Maximum grant of $10,000 available for the installation or upgrade of new I/A OWTS systems on residential or commercial properties with less than 1,000 GPD of sewage flow.
Maximum grant of $20,000 plus $10,000 in available loans at 3% interest over 15 years for the installation or upgrade to a new I/A OWTS System on residential property in Suffolk County.
Maximum rebate of $20,000 available for residential and commercial projects. Restrictions apply based on location, environmental factors, and housing type.
Maximum rebate of $20,000 available for residential and commercial projects. Restrictions apply based on location.
Maximum rebate of $15,000 available for residential property only after applying for all available State and County grant opportunities.
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The Bridgewater Environmental Services team is uniquely qualified to manage your sanitary improvement project. Our team brings decades of experience in environmental compliance, tech and automation, environmental land use, septic, grant & rebate handling, and installation to make sure your project is a success. Whether because of mandates, system failure, or environmental altruism, upgrading your sanitary system is the single largest positive environmental impact you can have on Long Island’s waterways.
Septic systems are an essential component of any home or property that is not connected to a central sewer system. Over time, however, traditional septic or cesspool systems can become outdated, inefficient, and potentially harmful to the environment. That’s why many homeowners are considering upgrading to an advanced I/A OWTS septic system. But, is this upgrade worth the cost?
If you’re a homeowner in New York State, particularly in Suffolk County, you may be considering upgrading your cesspool or traditional septic system to a
Shelter Island residents who want to upgrade their septic may qualify for the Innovative / Advanced On-Site Wastewater Treatment System Rebate Program. The septic rebate
Like other towns in Suffolk County, Southampton’s waterways have been negatively affected by excess nitrogen from a number of unnatural sources. Old and outdated septic
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