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Septic system rules and costs by state

The septic rules landplan.io designs by in each state and county, with delivered septic tank prices and the parcel data we hold. Pick a state.

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50states with their own septic rules in landplan.io
1counties with rules of their own
2,820US counties with parcel data
95.9%of Americans live in a county we have parcels for

Septic rules, sizes and costs by state

Prices: October 2026
StateRules in landplan.ioCounties with own rulesAeration Tank medianParcel coverage
AlabamaReviewed——67 of 67 counties (100% of people)
AlaskaReviewed——4 of 30 counties (37.3% of people)
ArizonaReviewed——8 of 15 counties (34% of people)
ArkansasReviewed——75 of 75 counties (100% of people)
CaliforniaReviewed1—57 of 58 counties (100% of people)
ColoradoReviewed——50 of 64 counties (97.8% of people)
ConnecticutReviewed——9 of 9 counties (100% of people)
DelawareReviewed——3 of 3 counties (100% of people)
District of ColumbiaDefault rules only——1 of 1 counties (100% of people)
FloridaReviewed——67 of 67 counties (100% of people)
GeorgiaReviewed——119 of 159 counties (92.8% of people)
HawaiiReviewed——5 of 5 counties (100% of people)
IdahoReviewed——40 of 44 counties (97.6% of people)
IllinoisReviewed——78 of 102 counties (94.9% of people)
IndianaReviewed——92 of 92 counties (100% of people)
IowaReviewed——71 of 99 counties (89% of people)
KansasReviewed——60 of 105 counties (90.5% of people)
KentuckyReviewed——41 of 120 counties (68.3% of people)
LouisianaReviewed——44 of 64 counties (79.3% of people)
MaineReviewed——16 of 16 counties (100% of people)
MarylandReviewed——24 of 24 counties (100% of people)
MassachusettsReviewed——14 of 14 counties (100% of people)
MichiganReviewed——61 of 83 counties (88.6% of people)
MinnesotaReviewed——84 of 87 counties (99.5% of people)
MississippiReviewed——82 of 82 counties (100% of people)
MissouriReviewed——81 of 115 counties (92.6% of people)
MontanaReviewed——56 of 56 counties (100% of people)
NebraskaReviewed——93 of 93 counties (100% of people)
NevadaReviewed——17 of 17 counties (100% of people)
New HampshireReviewed——10 of 10 counties (100% of people)
New JerseyReviewed——21 of 21 counties (100% of people)
New MexicoReviewed——26 of 33 counties (93% of people)
New YorkReviewed——62 of 62 counties (100% of people)
North CarolinaReviewed——100 of 100 counties (100% of people)
North DakotaReviewed——53 of 53 counties (100% of people)
OhioReviewed—$7,23588 of 88 counties (100% of people)
OklahomaReviewed——56 of 77 counties (89.9% of people)
OregonReviewed——36 of 36 counties (100% of people)
PennsylvaniaReviewed——66 of 67 counties (99.8% of people)
Rhode IslandReviewed——5 of 5 counties (100% of people)
South CarolinaReviewed——45 of 46 counties (99.6% of people)
South DakotaReviewed——56 of 66 counties (80% of people)
TennesseeReviewed——94 of 95 counties (93% of people)
TexasReviewed——253 of 254 counties (100% of people)
UtahReviewed——15 of 29 counties (82.4% of people)
VermontReviewed——14 of 14 counties (100% of people)
VirginiaReviewed——133 of 133 counties (100% of people)
WashingtonReviewed——37 of 39 counties (97% of people)
West VirginiaReviewed——55 of 55 counties (100% of people)
WisconsinReviewed——72 of 72 counties (100% of people)
WyomingReviewed——19 of 23 counties (85.9% of people)

Rules are what the landplan.io design engine applies in each state: the system types it permits, how it sizes the septic tank from the daily design flow, setbacks and soil loading rates. Verified rules were checked against the regulations by a licensed designer, reviewed ones by our staff. Always confirm a design with the local health department.

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