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Chattanooga Septic Quotes

Soddy-Daisy · checked Nov 12, 2026

Septic service in Soddy-Daisy

In Soddy-Daisy, septic permits come from Hamilton County, not City Hall, and the County has to approve before the City will issue a building permit.

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County approval comes first

The City of Soddy-Daisy says every project that uses a septic system, including new construction, additions and bedroom expansions, must be reviewed and approved by Hamilton County Groundwater Protection before plans go to the City or a building permit is issued. Groundwater Protection: 423-209-7876, gwp@hamiltontn.gov.

Sewer or septic?

Public sewer in Soddy-Daisy is run by the Hamilton County Water and Wastewater Treatment Authority (WWTA), not the City. WWTA lists Soddy-Daisy among its current project areas. If you are not sure whether your street has sewer, ask WWTA at 423-209-7842 before you plan a new septic system.

Permit fees

Hamilton County charges $440 for a new septic permit or a modification (for example, adding bedrooms or field lines) and $40 for a repair permit. Applications are filed online.

Pumping and upkeep

The EPA says a typical household system should be inspected at least every three years and pumped every three to five years. Angi puts the 2026 national average for pumping at $428, with most homeowners paying $292 to $565.

Services

Sources

  1. City of Soddy-Daisy, Building & Permits
  2. Hamilton County, Development Services: Groundwater Protection (permits and fees)
  3. Hamilton County WWTA, About the WWTA
  4. Hamilton County WWTA, home page (current projects)
  5. U.S. EPA, How to Care for Your Septic System
  6. Angi, How Much Does It Cost to Pump a Septic Tank? (2026 data, updated Oct 14, 2026)

Prices are national ranges published by the sources above, not quotes. Your price depends on the system, access and timing; local companies quote after seeing the job.