Septic Permits in Metro Atlanta

If your property isn’t on sewer, you’ll need septic permits through the county Environmental Health Department. We coordinate septic layouts and submissions so your project stays on track.


When Is a Permit Required?

  • New septic system installations

  • Modifications or repairs to existing systems

  • Additions that increase bedrooms/flows

Where We File

Fulton County • Forsyth County • Cobb County• Cherokee County • DeKalb County• Gwinnett County • Hall County

What We Do

  • Coordinate septic layout with surveyor/engineer

  • Prepare submittal package

  • Track Environmental Health review

  • Coordinate inspections with contractor

Steps

  1. Confirm scope & site conditions

  2. Prepare septic layout & application

  3. File to county Environmental Health

  4. Address comments

  5. Permit approval

Timeline

3–8 weeks depending on county.

What You’ll Need

  • Survey with soils/perc test

  • Septic layout (by engineer/surveyor)

  • Contractor info

Common Review Comments

  • Adjust drain field location

  • Add reserve area

  • Clarify tank size

Pricing

Custom fee depending on scope; clear estimate after call.

Commonly Asked Questions

  • Do all additions trigger septic review? Bedroom adds usually do.

  • Can you help with soil tests? Yes, we coordinate through surveyors/engineers.

  • What if I want to tie into sewer later? We’ll advise if sewer is available.