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Longmont, Colorado

Septic Pumping, Inspection And Repair For Longmont Property Owners

Longmont straddles two counties, and that decides who permits your septic work. We serve the rural Boulder and Weld County parcels around the city, plus Main Street kitchens.

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Longmont, Colorado

Septic and grease trap service in Longmont

Longmont sits on a county line, and that line changes who you call for a septic permit. The city runs its own sewer utility. The farm ground and rural residential parcels around it are split between Boulder County and Weld County, and the two counties do not administer onsite systems the same way.

Boulder County in particular runs one of the more rigorous onsite wastewater programs in Colorado, including a transfer of title inspection requirement with real teeth. If you are buying or selling a rural property on the Boulder County side of Longmont, plan for that inspection early.

The systems themselves reflect Longmont's history as an agricultural town. Older farmsteads east toward Weld County, rural residential parcels along the St. Vrain, and small acreage properties north toward Hygiene all run tanks and fields, many of them decades old.

In town, Main Street and the Ken Pratt corridor carry a growing restaurant scene, and those kitchens need interceptor service on a documented schedule the same as anywhere else.

What we do here

Septic services we provide in Longmont

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Local conditions

Local context for Longmont property owners

County
Boulder County and Weld County
Septic or sewer
The City of Longmont provides municipal sewer within city limits. Onsite septic systems serve the unincorporated Boulder County and Weld County land around the city, including rural residential parcels along the St. Vrain corridor and the farm ground to the east.
Soil and site conditions
Soils range from St. Vrain floodplain alluvium with a shallower water table to clay loam farm ground east of town. Riverside parcels face groundwater separation limits, while the clay ground percolates slowly and needs larger absorption areas.
Permit authority
Boulder County Public Health administers onsite wastewater treatment system permits and the transfer of title inspection program on the Boulder County side. Properties on the Weld County side go through the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment.
Typical system age
Rural systems around Longmont skew old. Farmsteads from the 1950s and 1960s are common, and many have been repaired piecemeal over the decades rather than replaced, which is why an inspection here often finds more than one issue.
Response time
Longmont is about thirty five minutes north of our Westminster yard, and we run the north Front Range corridor on a regular route.

County septic permit rules that apply here

Septic permits, inspections, and transfer of title rules are set by the county, not the city. Read the guide for your county before you file anything.

Areas we cover around Longmont

  • Rural parcels along the St. Vrain corridor
  • Farm ground east toward Weld County
  • Small acreage north toward Hygiene
  • Main Street restaurant district
  • Ken Pratt Boulevard commercial corridor

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Longmont septic questions, answered

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