Greeley and nine towns within 20 miles
Greeley Quality Septic Service Area Around Greeley
Two counties, two sets of septic rules, and a page for every town.
- Greeley and nine towns within 20 miles
- Written price before any digging
- Licensed, insured local contractors
- Weld and Larimer County rules covered
Greeley Quality Septic covers Greeley and the towns within 20 miles of the city, measured from the city's center. Each town page covers its soils, the county that permits septic work there, and the local details that change what a septic job involves.
Weld County: Greeley, Evans, Severance and Milliken
The eastern half of the area is Weld County. Permits come from the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment in Greeley, and there is no inspection requirement when a house is sold. The ground here runs from sandy loam terraces that suit a conventional field to river-bottom land along the South Platte and the Cache la Poudre.
Larimer County: Timnath, Fort Collins, Loveland and Berthoud
The western half is Larimer County, with its own permit fees and a Transfer of Title inspection before a sale. Much of the ground is Nunn clay loam, which moves water slowly and pushes many replacements toward engineered designs.
Not sure what the system needs? Describe what you are seeing and get a straight answer on what it usually takes.
Call (970) 442-7072Both counties: Windsor and Johnstown
Windsor and Johnstown each straddle the county line, so the first question on any job there is which county the parcel sits in. The Weld County property portal and the Larimer County assessor both answer it.
Inside the radius, without a page
Eaton, Kersey, La Salle, Gilcrest, Platteville, Ault, Pierce, Mead and Garden City are all inside the 20 miles and inside the service area. They are smaller towns, so their details are covered on the Greeley pages rather than on pages of their own.
Not sure what the system needs? Describe what you are seeing and get a straight answer on what it usually takes.
Call (970) 442-7072Pages by place
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Greeley
The city itself is sewered; the septic systems sit on the acreages and farm ground around its edges.
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Berthoud
The slowest-draining ground in this service area, which makes Berthoud the town where engineered septic is most often the answer.
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Evans
Septic work in the city just south of Greeley, where the South Platte decides how wet the ground gets.
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Fort Collins
The edge of this service area, where acreages east of the city meet Larimer County's strictest septic rules.
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Johnstown
A fast-growing town on slow clay loam, where many older acreage systems are reaching the end.
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Loveland
A sewered city ringed by septic acreages, lakes and ditches, all under Larimer County's rules.
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Milliken
A small Weld County town near the Big Thompson, with mixed ground that keeps septic interesting.
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Severance
One of the fastest-growing towns in Weld County, sitting on some of the best septic ground in the area.
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Timnath
A Larimer County town growing fast between Fort Collins and Windsor, where every house sale on septic needs a county inspection.
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Windsor
A town in two counties, where the parcel line decides which septic rules apply.
Talk it through before anyone digs
Say what the house is doing, how old the system is and when the tank was last pumped. You will hear what the job usually involves, what it tends to cost, and whether it needs digging at all.
Call (970) 442-7072