Several factors influence the overall cost of installing a septic system in Peoria County. Here’s what you need to consider:

Type of System: The cost of your septic system largely depends on the type of system you need. Conventional systems are typically less expensive than alternative systems, such as mound or aerobic systems.

Soil Testing: Before installation, a soil test (percolation test) is required to determine the soil's ability to absorb wastewater. Depending on the results, you may need a more advanced system.

Permits: Peoria County requires specific permits and inspections to ensure your septic system complies with local health regulations. These costs will vary, but we'll help you navigate the process and include it in our quote.

Size of the System: The size of your septic system is determined by the size of your home and the number of people using it. Larger systems cost more due to increased material and labor requirements.

Excavation: The terrain of your property plays a big role in installation costs. Flat, easy-to-access land is more affordable, while properties with rocky or sloped terrain require more complex excavation work.

Labor and Materials: The quality of materials and expertise of the installation team also affect pricing. Our team uses top-quality materials to ensure your septic system is durable and efficient for years to come.