Permitting Evaluation
In order to know the true costs related to developing a piece of property, water and sewer availability must be determined. In Western North Carolina specifically, it should never be assumed that a standard septic system will be allowed. An increasing number of properties in the area require upgraded septic systems. Additionally, allowable septic system locations determine allowable well locations. In today’s environment, permitting for septic and well can take months, and require that documents be filed, and onsite meetings be completed with county officials. Sage Construction + Consulting can manage this process, while you focus on your dream home.
1
Traditional Septic/Well Permit
Steve will fill out and submit the standard permit application to the County. This does not include the application fee required by the County. Application fees range in cost, but average $300-$400 per application.
$250
2
County Site Review
Steve will meet the County official on-site to review the site and desired location for septic and/or well. He will be prepared to answer any technical questions the County official may have, to ensure processes move forward seamlessly.
$250
3
Septic Pits
Includes meeting the County Official on-site. If the Official determines Septic Pits are required, Steve will dig the pits per their requirements. Click here to learn more about Sage Construction's sister company, Carolina Tractor + Excavation.
$750
4
Brush/Undergrowth Clearing
In some cases, clearing of brush or undergrowth is necessary for septic evaluation or the digging of septic pits. Steve is happy to provide this service. Click here to learn more about Sage Construction's sister company, Carolina Tractor + Excavation.
Quoted by Job
5
Soil Science Review
In some cases it is advisable to request the services of a soil scientist and Soils Engineer. These professionals have the ability to test the soils and engineer a septic system specific to the property. Steve will arrange for a Soil Scientist to review and provide information to a Soil Engineer, for an Engineered Septic Permit. (Average cost for an Engineered septic system is $1500 - $2000).
$250