Frequently Asked Questions About I/A OWTS Septic Systems
Septic systems are a critical component of any home or property that is not connected to a central sewer system. Over time, however, traditional septic
Your consultation is a free, no pressure opportunity to speak with one of our experts and determine your eligibility for grants and rebates, discuss your design options, and talk through the process of upgrading your wastewater treatment system.
In many cases our customers pay absolutely NO money out-of-pocket to replace their septic system with an environmentally friendly Innovative and Alternative On-Site Wastewater Treatment System (I/A OWTS). We handle every step of this process for you, identifying and applying for all of the funding for which you qualify.
Upon successfully securing your grants and rebates, you have the choice of continuing working with Bridgewater to pick the right innovative and advanced on-site wastewater treatment system for your property through our network of preferred system designers.
Our team has decades of experience working with local government to expedite permits and handle any environmental concerns that may appear along the way. We make this process easy and seamless so you can rest easy knowing your project will be completed in a timely manner.
We will connect you with the right installer for your location, selected system, and particular design to make sure your project gets done right, on time, and on budget.
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 a critical component of any home or property that is not connected to a central sewer system. Over time, however, traditional septic
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 Over time, however, traditional septic or cesspool systems can become outdated, inefficient, and potentially harmful to the environment.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?
Maintaining a septic system is essential for the health and efficiency of your home or business. Proper maintenance can help prevent costly repairs, protect the
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
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