Certified septic pumping company · Princeton, WV · Mercer County
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Septic permits & rules in Mercer County: Mercer County itself does not license, inspect, or otherwise administer septic systems — permits are issued by each municipality's local health department, so homeowners should start with their town's health office. The county's environmental health (CEHA) program covers air, water, noise, hazmat, and solid waste, not septic. Details: Mercer County Division of Public Health (septic is handled at the municipal level). See all Mercer County companies.
West Virginia's Office of Environmental Health Services (OEHS) certifies onsite sewage (septic) system installers at Class I and Class II through the state health department; certified installers are published on the public Public Health Sanitation portal.
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