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DNREC Environmental Finance shares a partnership with First State Community Action Agency (FSCAA), which has program specialists in Georgetown, Delaware, and Dover, Delaware to assist with the application process. For more information on the partnership with FSCAA and the Septic System Outreach Initiative, please click here. Delaware Septic Rehabilitation Loan Program Learn More..

More than 21 million households in the United States use septic systems. Many Delaware families still rely on the septic system. When a septic tank is working properly, it does an excellent job of protecting the health of your family, their family, your neighbors, waterways, and the environment.

With over 70k working septic system in Delaware it is important to make sure the septic system is in good working order.

With proper care and regular maintenance from a Septic Company, your septic tank will last for years. Each septic tank is custom-sized to the household and needs to be kept free of harsh chemicals to operate at maximum efficiency.

Septic System Rehabilitation

Why is it so important to maintain a healthy septic system? Outdated tanks that are not up to par need to be replaced. Drainfields need to drain the runoff correctly and cesspools got to go. Not only is a cesspool unhealthy for your environment - it is not good for the ecosystem.

More About Septic System Rehabilitation Program

The Septic Rehabilitation Loan Program provides low-interest financing for replacing failing septic systems and cesspools with on-site wastewater disposal systems that will function in an environmentally sound and cost-effective manner. The loan is secured by a mortgage lien on the rehabilitated property. This program is managed by Environmental Finance with technical assistance from the Division of Water's Ground Water Discharges Section.