Service areas

Each area page covers local soils, groundwater, climate and the authorities to check with.

Suffolk County septic questions often come down to sandy Long Island soils over a sole-source aquifer and a co

Northern Westchester septic questions often come down to rocky glacial till, estate lots and the New York City

Dutchess County septic questions often come down to Hudson Valley glacial till, shale bedrock and rural homes

Catskills watershed septic questions often come down to steep, shallow soils in the New York City water supply

Albany County septic questions often come down to glacial Lake Albany clays and sands and Helderberg hilltowns

Saratoga County septic questions often come down to sandy outwash soils, Saratoga Lake and rapid suburban grow

Monroe County septic questions often come down to Lake Ontario plain soils and rural towns around Rochester. T

Onondaga County septic questions often come down to glacial soils, Skaneateles Lake watershed rules and lake h

Erie County septic questions often come down to lake-plain clays near Buffalo and hill towns to the south. Typ

Tompkins County septic questions often come down to Finger Lakes shale, Cayuga Lake and rural homes around Ith

Lake George septic questions often come down to thin Adirondack soils, lakeshore homes and clean-water protect

Broome County septic questions often come down to Southern Tier hills, the 2006 and 2011 river floods and rura