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Septic System Installation in Colchester, CT

21 of the 23 licensed listings in Colchester hold a Connecticut license class that covers this work: they are licensed to build and install septic tanks and drainfields, and repair or replace failed ones. Not every well and septic professional is; see all Colchester listings for the full roster.

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Hayward Const COLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.004060

David GesiakLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.006333

Zachary CaldwellLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.006480

Jeffrey VulloLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.002852

Cole B DoocyLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.006500

Robert E DuksaLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.006302

Charles T DoocyLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.005006

R + BLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.005357

Charles R DutchLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.006214

John F FedusLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.003491

Thomas A SylvesterLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.001464

Bruce I GoldsteinLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.005341

Joseph W LabellaLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.005816

Michael D PineaultLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.002651

Cody GesiakLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.006559

John RushLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.003707

Cottage Grove LandscapingLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.005555

Vincent T SavalleLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.005794

Joshua Bryon GondekLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.006445

John B SobanikLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.005557

John R HarwoodLicensed

Colchester, CT · License #33.005316

What does septic system installation cost?

A conventional septic system typically costs $3,600 to $12,500 installed. Alternative systems (aerobic, mound) for difficult sites run $10,000 to $20,000. Soil conditions drive most of the difference, which is why a soil or percolation test comes first.

Do I need a permit to install or replace a septic system?

Almost always. Your state or county health authority must permit new systems and most repairs, and the design has to match a soil evaluation of your site. Licensed installers usually handle permitting as part of the job; confirm it is included in the quote.

Before you hire

Confirm the license number on this page is still active with Connecticut, ask for proof of insurance, and get at least three written quotes; pricing on this work varies widely by site conditions.

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