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The CSRA · SC and GA

Both Sides of the River

Very few operators are properly licensed in South Carolina and certified in Georgia. We are, which means one contractor whichever side your property sits on.

SCDES
South Carolina permits
County health
Georgia permits
9 counties
Core coverage
Since 2009
Working the CSRA
The short answer

Carolina Septic covers the CSRA on both sides of the Savannah River. On the South Carolina side that means Aiken, Edgefield and Barnwell counties, permitted through SCDES. On the Georgia side it means Richmond, Columbia, McDuffie and Burke counties, permitted through the county Board of Health under the East Central Health District. The two systems work completely differently, which is why being licensed in both matters.

Where we work

South Carolina

Aiken, Edgefield and Barnwell counties. SCDES permitting.

North AugustaAikenBeech IslandClearwaterBelvedereGranitevilleLangleyWarrenvilleBathJacksonEdgefieldNew EllentonWagenerWindsorSalleyWilliston
Georgia

Richmond, Columbia, McDuffie and Burke counties. County health permitting.

AugustaEvansMartinezGrovetownHephzibahHarlemApplingThomsonBlytheWaynesboroWrensDearing

Linked towns have their own page. Towns in gray are covered and scheduled for Phase 2. If you are not on this list, call anyway, we cover the CSRA counties and beyond.

Why the river matters more than it should

Different issuer

South Carolina permits through a state agency. Georgia permits through your county Board of Health. There is no shared process.

Different clock

Five years in South Carolina. Twelve months in Georgia. Same job, very different planning.

Different inspection

A Tier 3 installer may self-inspect in South Carolina. In Georgia the county inspects before backfill, every job.

Different soil

The Fall Line runs northeast through Augusta, dividing Piedmont clay from Coastal Plain sand. Two lots a few miles apart can need genuinely different systems.

Different tank rules

Georgia adds fifty percent tank capacity for a garbage grinder. South Carolina has no equivalent rule.

One contractor

Read the full comparison on the permits page.

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