Utah County County · Pop. 115,264
Provo, home to Brigham Young University and the county seat of Utah County, sits on the shores of Utah Lake at the foot of the Wasatch Mountains. While Provo's city core is connected to the Provo City Water Improvement District sewer system, the surrounding Utah County — one of the fastest-growing counties in the U.S. — is dotted with newer subdivisions and rural communities that rely on septic systems. Spanish Fork, Salem, Payson, and Mapleton are notable septic-dependent communities. Utah County's growth pressure means new septic installations are frequent, and Utah DEQ's R317-4 rules are routinely tested by challenging soil conditions. Utah Lake's watershed health is a major driver of evolving nitrogen regulations.
Restore or replace failed leach fields and drain lines to prevent sewage surfacing and groundwater contamination.
$2,000 – $15,000
Commercial grease trap cleaning and pumping to prevent sewer blockages and maintain health code compliance.
$200 – $800
Comprehensive evaluation of your septic system's condition, required for real estate transactions in most states.
$300 – $600
Complete new septic system design and installation, from perc testing to final inspection.
$3,500 – $20,000
Regular pumping removes accumulated solids from your septic tank, preventing backups and extending system life.
$275 – $600
Diagnose and fix septic system problems including leaks, clogs, baffle failures, and component replacements.
$500 – $5,000
Professional water well drilling for residential and commercial properties without access to municipal water.
$6,000 – $25,000
Diagnose and repair well pump failures, pressure tank issues, and water flow problems.
$300 – $3,000
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| Service | Average Cost |
|---|---|
| Septic Tank Pumping | $250 - $425 |
| Septic System Installation | $7,500 - $17,000 |
Provo silty clay loam and Lake Bonneville lacustrine sediments on valley floor; Mountainville gravelly loam and Genola loam on alluvial fans; Bingham and Vineyard loams on middle benchlands with moderate percolation; caliche (petrocalcic) horizons present in some Bingham series profiles
Bingham loam (Calcic Argixeroll) on middle benches has a strongly developed argillic B-horizon with perc rates of 15 to 45 minutes per inch — suitable for conventional systems with appropriate sizing. Genola loam on lower fans is a Fluventic Haploxeroll with perc rates of 20 to 60 minutes per inch. Vineyard silty clay loam on the valley floor with its high fine-fraction content has percolation rates often exceeding 90 minutes per inch, typically requiring pressure-dosed or mound systems.
Utah County Health Department enforces UAC R317-4 and county ordinances. Utah Lake's impaired water quality status under the Clean Water Act drives increasingly strict nitrogen loading requirements for septic systems in the lake's watershed. New systems in proximity to Utah Lake or the Provo River may require engineered nitrogen-reducing designs. Rapid growth in southern Utah County has led to enhanced review of septic system density in new subdivisions.
Utah County Health Department Environmental Health issues septic permits for all unincorporated areas and cities without their own programs. Provo City served by PCWID sewer system. Permit fees $450 to $750. Site evaluation, soil profile description, and percolation test required per UAC R317-4.
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