Septic Notes for Gwinnett County
Short posts on what changes locally: county fees and rules, wet and dry seasons, and what a standard job involves. For the deeper answers, see the guides.
- Dates & programs
Gwinnett septic dates and programs worth a calendar note
The stormwater fee credit worth 10% for five years, EPA SepticSmart Week on 14–18 September 2026, and where Gwinnett septic records live. Dates and links.
- County news
What changed in 2026 for Gwinnett septic owners
GNR fee schedules, Gwinnett's $130 septage disposal fee, the $4,147 sewer development charge and the Level 3 soil report rule — the 2026 facts, with links.
- How a job runs
What a typical Lawrenceville pump-out involves
An illustrative walkthrough of a standard residential septic pump-out in Lawrenceville — not a customer story. What the crew does, in order, and why.
- Seasonal
Rain season and saturated drain fields in Gwinnett
Gwinnett gets 45–55 inches of rain a year on clay subsoil. Here is what to do during and after a wet stretch when your drain field stops taking effluent.
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