Septic Pumping & Service in New Hope, PA
Septic pumping, inspections and repairs for New Hope and Solebury Township. Request a quote by email.
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Around New Hope, septic is the norm outside the borough. In Solebury Township, according to the township, only a small area along Route 202 is connected to public sewer. Most homes treat their wastewater in on-lot systems, and most residents also get their drinking water from private wells. That's why Solebury treats septic maintenance as a top priority.
Solebury's Sewage Management Program
Solebury’s Act 537 sewage plan includes three ordinances:
- Ordinance 2014-007: management of on-lot sewage disposal systems
- Ordinance 2014-008: management of holding tanks
- Ordinance 2014-009: permitting of all proposed on-lot systems
Under this program, every property with a septic system must have it pumped and visually inspected every three years. Send the pump-out report to the township by email, fax or mail. The township asks that it include your tax parcel number and a contact phone number. Properties that fall out of compliance can't get township building permits.
Holding tanks have their own ordinance. If your property has one, say so on the form.
New Hope Borough
We haven't verified sewer coverage for every street in the borough. If you're not sure whether you're on sewer or septic, check your bills or ask New Hope Borough.
Areas We Serve
- Solebury Township
- New Hope Borough (septic-served properties)
- Also nearby: Doylestown, Plumstead and Buckingham
Services Around New Hope
- Septic pumping: for Solebury's three-year pump-and-inspect cycle.
- Septic inspections: for home sales and for the visual inspection Solebury requires with pumping.
- Septic repair and drain fields: repairs on properties with private wells call for careful diagnosis. Bucks County Health Department permits generally apply.
New Hope-Area Septic FAQ
Why does Solebury require inspections, not just pumping?
Most residents drink well water, so the township's plan focuses on keeping septic systems working well to protect groundwater and streams.
I just bought a house in Solebury. When am I due?
Ask the township when the last pump-out was recorded for your property. If you can't find an old receipt, the pumper who did the work may have a copy.
Who permits repairs?
The Bucks County Health Department (215-345-3318).
Learn the warning signs of septic trouble in our Bucks County Septic Guide. We also serve Quakertown, Perkasie, Sellersville, Doylestown, Chalfont and Dublin.
Septic Services
Pumping · Inspection · Repair & drain fields · Installation · Emergency
Areas We Serve
Nearby: Doylestown · Plumstead · All service areas
How It Works
- Tell us your town, what you need and any township deadline.
- Get matched with an independent local septic provider who serves your area.
- Provider follows up by email (or by phone if you add a number) to talk through the job and a quote.
Request a Quote in the New Hope Area
Tell us your address and what you need. We'll reply by email. Prefer the phone? Call 215-770-8510.
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Bucks County Septic connects homeowners with independent local septic service providers.
Bucks County Septic connects homeowners with independent local septic service providers.