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Septic Installation · Loganville, GA

Septic installation in Loganville, Georgia, where the county health permit has to be in hand before the city will issue a building permit.

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

How do you get a new septic system installed in Loganville, GA?

A new septic system in Loganville starts with the city confirming no public sewer serves the lot, because septic is barred where sewer is available. Walton-side lots then permit through Walton County Environmental Health ($425 residential inspection); Gwinnett-side lots go through GNR Health ($275, plus a Level 3 soil report). Only then does digging begin.

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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

Two gates before the first trench

Loganville's development regulations put the septic decision ahead of construction. Section 4.3.2 says a structure that will use on-site sewage needs its health department permit before the city issues a building permit. Builders who pour footings first and think about the tank later lose weeks here.

The earlier gate is sewer. The city runs roughly 81 miles of collection line inside its limits, and its utility department decides whether a main is available to a given parcel. If it is, there is no tank to install; the house connects. Outside the limits, or on a street the mains never reached, the county permit path opens.

  • Loganville requires the county health permit for on-site sewage before a building permit is issued (Development Regulations §4.3.2).

Loganville's development regulations put the septic decision ahead of construction.

Permits · Walton County Environmental Health (Northeast Health District), 1110 East Spring Street, Monroe

Walton-side install: the permit sequence

Most of the city lies in western Walton County. A new system there moves through these steps.
  1. 01

    File the Walton Site Evaluation Form, which asks for water supply, bedroom count, garbage disposal and the system type you intend.

  2. 02

    Attach a lot sketch: dimensions, setbacks, wells on your lot and the neighbors', paved areas, buried utilities, the plumbing stub-out, easements and any flood plain.

  3. 03

    Stake the house footprint before the county visit. The form puts rock and high water tables on the applicant, so we probe suspect spots early.

  4. 04

    Install to the permit drawing and call for the specialist's inspection before cover. A construction permit lives 12 months at most.

Published fees

  • Residential septic tank inspection (new system)Effective August 1, 2024$425
  • Residential inspection, larger-home lineEffective August 1, 2024$475
  • Septic system site plan reviewEffective August 1, 2024$75
  • Residential re-inspectionEffective August 1, 2024$200

More about Loganville

Building on the Gwinnett side of the line

The city limits run west into southeastern Gwinnett, where GNR Health handles septic. GNR has wanted a Level 3 soil report from a certified classifier on every permit since February 7, 2022, so that report is the first invoice on a Gwinnett-side build.

GNR's residential site evaluation, permit and first inspection come as one $275 fee. Its new-construction rules also say the bedroom count must match the floor plan; adding a bedroom or sliding the house without approval voids the permit. Skipping the permit entirely is billed at twice the fee.

  • Gwinnett (GNR) bundles site evaluation, permit and initial inspection: $275 residential, $600 commercial.
  • Installing without a permit in Gwinnett costs double the permit fees.

The city limits run west into southeastern Gwinnett, where GNR Health handles septic.

Local facts

Sizing a Loganville system

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

Georgia's tank formula and Walton's lot rules, which set how big the tank and field must be.
TopicWhat it saysSource
Tank, 1–4 bedrooms1,000 gallons minimum; add 250 gallons per bedroom beyond fourGa. Comp. R. & Regs. 511-3-1 (Georgia Secretary of State rules index)
Garbage grinderTank capacity goes up by halfGa. Comp. R. & Regs. 511-3-1 (Georgia Secretary of State rules index)
Walton lot on public water25,500 sq ft of usable soil, plus room for an equal replacement areaWalton County Board of Health — Minimum Lot Size Ordinance
Median Loganville homeBuilt 2004, so many replacements are on second-generation systemsCensus Reporter: Loganville, GA (ACS 2024 5-year)

What it costs

Published install costs for Georgia

Third-party typical ranges, labeled by source. Your number follows the soil findings and the permit drawing.

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. 01Which county: Walton's $425–$475 inspection or GNR's $275 plus a mandatory soil report
  2. 02A well on the lot, which doubles Walton's usable-soil floor to 51,000 sq ft
  3. 03Bonus rooms counted as bedrooms, which push the tank past 1,000 gallons
  4. 04Sloped subdivision lots that need a pump tank to reach the field

Warning signs

When a Loganville repair turns into a new install

Some calls start as repairs and end as full replacements. These are the usual tells.

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

  • 1. Wet ground over the field even after the tank was pumped
  • 2. A tank that has cracked or settled out of level
  • 3. An addition that raised the bedroom count past the original permit
  • 4. No county record of the system at all
  • 5. Field lines crushed under a newer driveway or pool deck

More about Loganville

Houses, shops and churches

A single-family install is the bulk of what we permit around Loganville. Commercial sites are priced by daily flow on Walton's schedule: $550 up to 1,000 gallons a day, $850 to 2,000, and $1,350 up to 5,000. A church hall or small office off US 78 or SR 81 usually lands in the first two bands.

  • Walton commercial septic inspection fee by flow: $550 (1–1,000 gpd), $850 (1,001–2,000), $1,350 (2,001–5,000).

Certified to install in Walton

Georgia DPH's certified installer list dated 9/18/2026 files Atlanta Water & Sewage Solutions under Walton County, one of 25 companies in that county's section.

FAQ

Loganville septic installation questions

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

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Can I put in a septic tank inside Loganville city limits?

Only where public sewer is not available. The development regulations bar septic tanks when sewer is available, and the city utility department makes that determination for your parcel.

Source: City of Loganville Development Regulations (adopted 2020, amended Aug 8, 2024)

Do I need the septic permit before my building permit?

Yes. Loganville will not issue a building permit for a house on on-site sewage until the county health department permit exists.

Source: City of Loganville Development Regulations (adopted 2020, amended Aug 8, 2024)

What does Walton charge for a new residential system?

$425 for the septic tank inspection on the August 2024 schedule, $475 on the larger-home line, and $75 if a site plan review is needed.

Source: Walton County EH Fees (effective August 1, 2024)

Is a soil report required for a Gwinnett-side lot?

Yes. GNR requires a Level 3 soil report for every septic permit and has since February 7, 2022. Its permit fee is $275 for a home.

Source: Septic Systems | GNR Health

How large a tank does a four-bedroom house need?

Georgia's minimum is 1,000 gallons through four bedrooms. A fifth bedroom adds 250 gallons, and a garbage grinder raises the total by half.

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

How long is the construction permit good for?

No more than 12 months. If the house stalls and the system is not installed and inspected in that window, expect to reapply.

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

Can I change the floor plan after the permit is issued?

Not freely on the Gwinnett side. GNR voids a permit when bedrooms change or the house moves without approval, so settle the plan first.

Source: GNR Residential Septic System New Construction Permit Application and Requirements (Rev. 2024-05-03)

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Building near Loganville? Start the septic permit now.

Send the parcel and floor plan. We check sewer availability, sort out the county and prepare the permit package.

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