Septic & Wastewater
The land, the structure and the future.
A septic system has to work with the land, the structure and the future. On mountain property, slope, soil and access all shape what a site can support, which is why septic gets planned alongside the rest of the site instead of after it.
Plumb handles new septic systems, repairs and replacements, system inspections and drainfield repair, along with difficult and alternative systems, storm-damaged systems, and site and system troubleshooting.
Permitting
Every septic system in North Carolina starts with the county. Soil, slope, setbacks and the intended use go into the design, and the county issues an Authorization to Construct before any trench is dug.
This is one of Plumb's: a repair system laid out around an unsuitable area, an existing shared well, fence lines and a stream. Plumb can walk you through what your site and your permit require before work starts.

Common questions
Yes. Difficult and alternative systems are part of the septic work Plumb does, along with troubleshooting sites where an existing system is not performing.
Septic systems, repairs and permitting are part of what a Plumb consultation covers, so you know what the site and the permit require before work starts.
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(828) 537-8470Have the address or a few photos of the problem? Send them over and Plumb will look at the whole property.
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