Building new or replacing a failed system? We handle the soil evaluation, permitting, and installation from start to finish — conventional or aerobic, sized right for your property.
📞 Call (479) 324-2839 for a Free Quote Licensed & insured • Upfront pricing • Same-week schedulingConventional gravity systems typically run $6,000-$12,000; aerobic treatment systems (often required on smaller or harder-to-perc lots) run $10,000-$18,000+. Your soil type and lot size are the biggest cost drivers — we'll walk the site before quoting. Buying an existing home on septic instead? See our septic inspection service.
A lot of new building in Centerton, Gravette, Bella Vista, and the rural edges of Bentonville and Springdale is happening outside city sewer lines, which means a permitted septic system is required before you can get a certificate of occupancy. We work directly with builders and homeowners to keep that step from becoming the bottleneck on your build timeline.
Yes. New septic systems and full replacements are permitted through the Arkansas Department of Health's Onsite Wastewater program, and a permitted system is required before you can get a certificate of occupancy on new construction.
A conventional gravity system relies on the soil itself to treat and disperse effluent, and typically costs less. An aerobic treatment system adds a mechanical treatment step before dispersal and is often required on smaller lots or soil that doesn't perc well — which is common on some of the tighter lots in newer NWA developments.
No — a permitted septic system is required before you can get a certificate of occupancy, so we work directly with builders to get the soil evaluation and permit handled early so it doesn't become the bottleneck on the build timeline.
Call for a fast, free quote — most pump-outs and inspections scheduled within 48 hours.
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