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We have worked on dozens of projects in partnership with a wonderful organization that provides low interest septic replacement loans, they are called Craft3 and here is a link to their website where you can apply right online for their Clean Water Loan:

http://www.craft3.org/Borrow/clean-water-loans

Their interest rates are based on your income level and they beat rates of most banks and credit unions. Plus, we have found their staff to be kind, understanding people who make the process as smooth as possible.

Your septic system will be customized to your site based on your planned usage, soil type, and soil depth. Planned usage, such as the number of bedrooms, and your soil type determine drainfield size. Your native soil depth determines your system type such as gravity, pressure, pretreatment, or mound. We will design you the simplest and most cost-effective system based on your circumstances that meets all state and local regulations and will meet your specific needs.

Mason County has a list of certified installers that you can choose from. We can help narrow down recommendations based on where your property is located in Mason County. We can refer you to specific contractors who have a proven track record and who have worked with us successfully on previous projects.

Once we gather all of the information about your project, the first step is to get test holes dug and brush out the site in the area you would like the drainfield to be placed. From this point, we can typically visit your site within a couple of weeks. After our site visit, we will send you a layout drawing for review and approval. After your approval, we complete the design packets and submit them to the county health department. The health department typically reviews designs within 4-6 weeks depending on the time of year and work volume.

Of course, on an urgent repair system, these timeframes are expedited.

Most of our clients prefer to pay by check! We take all forms of payment... cash, check, money order, or credit card.

Payment of Mason County fees must be made in a separate check or money order, sent to our address so we can submit it with your paperwork. We do not pass their funds through our books.