From installing a new fence or sign, to replacing your roof, installing a driveway, or even updating doors, windows, and siding — most trade permits follow a straightforward path. Even pool installations, though involving multiple inspections, are well-defined in their permitting process. But when it comes to septic systems, things change. Septic permits require detailed site evaluations, health department reviews, soil testing, and strict compliance with environmental regulations. It's the one trade that can’t be rushed or overlooked — and where getting it wrong can cost big. That’s why we handle all trades with care… but septic with precision.