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Septic Inspection · Loganville, GA

Septic inspections for Loganville, Georgia home sales, refinances and additions, matched to whichever county Environmental Health office holds the system's file.

Loganville, Walton County · about 20 min / 10.8 mi by road from our Oxford shop. ZIP code 30052.
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  • Residential & commercial
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The short answer

What does a septic inspection involve in Loganville, GA?

A Loganville septic inspection for a sale starts by finding which county permitted the system. Walton-side homes get a $200 existing-system evaluation that requires proof of pumping within five years; Gwinnett-side homes get GNR's $145 visual inspection. We pump, open and inspect the tank, distribution box and field, then report.

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At a glance

County
Walton County / Gwinnett County
ZIP codes
30052
Sewer
City of Loganville Public Utilities (Water Quality Control Facility)
Water
City of Loganville Public Utilities
From our shop
about 20 min / 10.8 mi by road from our Oxford shop
Population
15,527 (ACS 2020-2024 5-year, table B01003)

The Loganville story

The county line runs through the paperwork

Loganville is split between western Walton and southeastern Gwinnett. The part a buyer cares about is simple: the office that permitted the tank keeps its drawing, and that same office writes the letter a lender may ask for.

Gwinnett moved early on records. In 2011 the county put digitized septic location records into its public GIS, so on that side we can often pull the layout before we arrive. Walton files are requested from the Environmental Health office in Monroe.

  • Gwinnett County published digitized septic tank location records online in June 2011.

Loganville is split between western Walton and southeastern Gwinnett.

Who to call at the county

Where Walton-side septic files live

Septic permits & records

Walton County Environmental Health (Northeast Health District)

Address
1110 East Spring Street, Suite 200, Monroe, GA 30655
Hours
Monday–Friday, 8:30–5:00

Local facts

Evaluation fees and conditions

Each row links to the agency, code or publisher it comes from. Tap a source to check it yourself.

What each county charges for a look at an existing system, and what Walton needs before it will write a letter.
TopicWhat it saysSource
Walton existing-system evaluation$200 on the August 2024 schedule; the older request form still prints $150 regular and $225 priority, so confirm at filingWalton County EH Fees (effective August 1, 2024)
Walton conditionProof of pumping within the last 5 years, plus a lot sketch; fee non-refundable once review beginsWalton County Environmental Health — Service Request Form
Gwinnett visual inspection$145 for an existing system evaluation; $175 for a re-inspectionGNR Environmental Health Fee Schedule — Gwinnett County (Rev. 08/26/25, adopted Aug 25, 2025)
Walton commercial evaluation$350Walton County EH Fees (effective August 1, 2024)

More about Loganville

How we inspect a Loganville system

We start with records: the permit, the as-built drawing and any dated pump receipts. The bedroom count on the permit should match the listing. Many Loganville homes gained a finished basement or bonus room after closing, and Georgia sizes tanks by bedrooms, 1,000 gallons through four and 250 more for each one past that.

Then the tank is pumped so the walls, inlet and outlet tees and effluent filter can be seen. We open the distribution box to check that it sits level, probe each field line for soft or wet soil, and run water through the house. You get a written report with photos and a plain answer on whether anything needs a county repair permit.

We start with records: the permit, the as-built drawing and any dated pump receipts.

Warning signs

Findings that change a Loganville deal

Seeing two or more of these? Call before it gets worse.

  • 1. Tank sized for three bedrooms under a four-bedroom listing
  • 2. Outlet tee missing, letting solids drift toward the field
  • 3. Distribution box tipped so one line takes all the flow
  • 4. Standing effluent when a field line is probed
  • 5. No pump receipt in the last five years on a Walton-side home
  • 6. A city sewer main in the street in front of the house

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If sewer is in the street

Inside the limits, an inspection sometimes turns up a bigger question. Loganville's regulations bar septic where public sewer is available, and state rule says a failing system must connect if sewer is within 200 feet. The city's residential sewer connection fee is $4,500, a number worth knowing before you negotiate a field repair.

What it costs

Typical inspection costs

Third-party ranges plus the county's own fee. We quote after we know the system type and access.

What moves the price

These are third-party typical market ranges, not our prices. Every job is quoted after we see it — estimates are free.

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  1. 01Whether the tank needs pumping first to satisfy Walton's five-year rule
  2. 02Lids buried without risers
  3. 03Pump tanks and alarms on sloped lots
  4. 04Camera work if the house-to-tank line is suspect

More about Loganville

Homes versus commercial property

Residential sale inspections are most of this work. For a commercial building on its own system, Walton bills $350 for the evaluation, and we pay closer attention to daily flow against the permit, grease if food is served, and any pump controls.

Who is doing the inspecting

We appear under Walton County on both of Georgia DPH's contractor lists dated 9/18/2026, certified installers and approved pumpers, so the same crew can pump, inspect and, if needed, repair.

FAQ

Loganville septic inspection questions

Straight answers, with the rule or record behind them. Still unsure? Call and ask the crew that digs.

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Does Georgia require a septic inspection when a Loganville home sells?

No state rule requires one at sale. Lenders and buyers often ask for a county letter or a contractor inspection anyway, so plan for one.

Source: Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. 511-3-1 (Georgia Secretary of State rules index)

How do I get a Walton County septic letter?

Submit the Service Request Form with a lot sketch and proof the tank was pumped within five years. The evaluation fee is $200 on the 2024 schedule.

Source: Walton County Environmental Health — Service Request Form

What does Gwinnett charge on the other side of town?

GNR lists $145 for a visual inspection of an existing system and $175 for a re-inspection.

Source: GNR Environmental Health Fee Schedule — Gwinnett County (Rev. 08/26/25, adopted Aug 25, 2025)

Can I find where the tank is before the inspection?

On the Gwinnett side, often yes: the county has posted digitized septic location records in its GIS since 2011. On the Walton side, request the file from Environmental Health.

Source: Gwinnett County — Septic Tank Records Now Available Online (news release, June 14, 2011)

Is a pumping receipt the same as an inspection?

No. It proves the tank was emptied, which Walton needs, but not whether the tees, distribution box and field are sound.

Source: Walton County Environmental Health — Service Request Form

What if the inspection finds a failed field and sewer is nearby?

Georgia requires a failing system to connect when sewer is within 200 feet, and Loganville's residential connection fee is $4,500.

Source: City of Loganville Schedule of Fees, Planning and Development (as of July 1, 2026)

Ready when you are

Under contract in Loganville? Book the inspection early.

County evaluations run on the office's calendar. Call with the address and closing date, and we'll pump, inspect and document in time.

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  • Georgia DPH-certified installer & pumper
  • Residential & commercial
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