Septic information brought to you by David Hyre ~ Keller Williams Realty

 

Keller Williams Realty • 680 Mechanic Street, Ste. 250, Leominster, MA

Phone: 978-860-3619     Mobile: 978-423-6772

Email:  dchyre@kw.com  •  Website:  http://www.davidhyre.com/

 

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Educational Videos About Your Septic System:

Title 5 Inspections

Perc Test

Septic Installation

 

Animated Diagrams: How Does Your Septic System Work?

Common Problems

How Does It Work?

 
Pump Chamber Alarm
 
Cracked Tank
 
Neglected Tank
 
Rotted D-Box
 
Clogged SAS
 
Groundwater Too High

 

Septic Tax Credit:

* SAVE UP TO $6,000 ON SEPTIC REPAIRS OR SEWER CONNECTIONS*

Septic Credit: An owner of residential property located in Massachusetts who occupies the property as his or her principal residence is allowed a credit of a maximum of $1,500 per taxable year for expenses incurred to comply with the sewer system requirements of Title 5 as promulgated by the Department of Environmental Protection or to connect to a municipal sewer system pursuant to a federal court order, administrative consent order, state court order, consent decree or similar mandate.

The amount of the credit is 40% of the cost, up to $15,000, for design and construction expenses for repair or replacement of a failed cesspool or septic system. The maximum aggregate amount of the credit is $6,000. A five-year carryover of any unused credit is allowed. See TIRs 97-12, 98-8, 99-5 and DOR Directive 01-6 for more information. If you qualify for this credit, complete and enclose Massachusetts Schedule SC, Septic Credit, and fill in the appropriate oval in Part 1.

See TIRs 97-12, 98-8, 99-5 and DOR Directive 01-6 for more information. If you qualify for this credit, complete and enclose Massachusetts Schedule SC, Septic Credit, and fill in the appropriate oval in Part 1.

 

Title 5 Loan Program ~ Septic Financing:

Your Septic Service Company can assist you getting a loan under the Massachusetts Homeowner Septic repair Loan program.

The loan program is a combined effort of the department of environmental protection, the Massachusetts Department of revenue and the Massachusetts Housing financing agency- which provides below market rate loans to eligible homeowners for connecting to town sewer lines or for a septic system repair or replacement in accordance with Title 5.

  • FIXED RATES OF 0% to 5% (maximum 6.913% APR) based on household income
  • Low $300 fee
  • Loan amounts of $1,000 to $25,000
  • Terms of 5 to 20 years
  • No Appraisal required
  • Funds typically Disbursed within 30 days
  • Covers septic repair, upgrade, or replacement as well as sewer connection costs and ancillary equipment such as pumps and meters.

Approximately 40 different banks and some Boards of Health participate in the type of loan program.

Call 978-897-4449 and we will show you the easiest way to acquire this type of loan.