Received an EPA or Local Authority Septic Tank Advisory Notice?

If your domestic wastewater treatment system failed an inspection under the National Inspection Plan by Meath County Council, Louth County Council, or Fingal County Council, you have been issued a statutory advisory notice. You are legally required to rectify the defects within a specified timeframe to avoid prosecution or court fines.

What Happens After an Inspection Failure?

An advisory notice outlines specific operational or structural flaws, such as defective secondary treatment systems, ponding effluent, or uncertified discharges. Ignoring the notice can lead to legal enforcement proceedings. However, an inspection failure is also the primary golden ticket to unlocking financial support.

• Strict Deadlines: Local authorities typically grant a fixed period (often up to several months) to complete remediation works.
• Grant Qualification: An official inspection failure is a mandatory prerequisite for qualifying for the National Domestic Waste Water Treatment System grant.
• Engineering Certification: All remediation work must be signed off by qualified professionals to satisfy council compliance officers.

How We Clear Your Advisory Notice

We manage the entire compliance pipeline for East Coast homeowners. We review your council advisory report, supply the required engineering and site assessment documentation, execute the compliant system upgrade, and secure up to **€12,000** in state grant funding to offset the cost.