Septic services in Delaware

What Delaware homes mean for septic services

Delaware's downtown and most of the incorporated city carry municipal sewer, but the exurban subdivisions and rural parcels ringing the city depend on private systems regulated by the Delaware Public Health District. Many of these outlying parcels draw their water from Del-Co Water rural lines while handling their own wastewater on site, a common pairing in this county. Older rural tanks near downtown tend to be simple gravity systems, while newer subdivision lots on marginal clay soils more often need an engineered or aerobic treatment unit.

Delaware sits directly on the Olentangy River, with Delaware Dam and Delaware Lake just north of downtown holding back the river's upper watershed.

Delaware housing profile

County: Delaware, OH
Housing era: A mix of housing eras
State: OH

County seat of Delaware County and a fast-growing exurban market. Older neighborhoods near downtown are on city sewer; outlying lots and rural townships remain on conventional gravity septic, with permits through the Delaware Public Health District.

Delaware's housing character: a genuine pre-1950 college-town downtown surrounded by newer exurban subdivisions. That shapes how we scope septic services here. All of our 6 specialty lines are available throughout Delaware and the surrounding Columbus metro. Click any service for full details, typical pricing, and process.

Septic services in Delaware, OH