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However, they cost an average of $1,600 to $2,000 for an average 3\u20134 bed Tennessee home....Fiberglass Septic Tank. Tank SizeAverage Cost1,000 Gallon$1,6001,250 Gallon$1,8101,500 Gallon$1,975 17 Aug 2021
(1) No property owner or installer of a subsurface sewage disposal system shall construct, alter, extend, or repair subsurface sewage disposal systems within the State of Tennessee unless he holds a valid construction permit issued by the Commissioner.
You don't need a permit for a cesspit, and you don't have to comply with the general binding rules. However, you do need to make sure it doesn't leak or overflow \u2013 so the amount that goes into it is important.
(1) No property owner or installer of a subsurface sewage disposal system shall construct, alter, extend, or repair subsurface sewage disposal systems within the State of Tennessee unless he holds a valid construction permit issued by the Commissioner.
This absorption rate is laid out in TN Rules 0400-48-01-. 24 Appendix I. In soils where the rate is 75 minutes per inch (MPI) or greater, a percolation test must be performed.
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Test results are usually good for two to five years, and in some cases can be renewed. However, with all things perc, rules vary greatly from town to town so don't make any assumptions. Always check with the town health department before proceeding.
Perc testing typically costs $750 to $1,850 or $1,300 on average. On the high end, you might pay as much as $3,000, depending on local regulation and the size of the leach field or infiltration basin needed.
Septic System Permit Cost You'll need your permit from local authorities to allow the construction of your new septic system. Expect to pay about $250\u2013$450.
(7) Only percolation rates generated as the result of the complete four (4) hour measurement period will be considered valid for plat approval or permit issuance. (8) Tests shall be conducted by an engineer or surveyor licensed in the State of Tennessee.

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