
A “Perc Test” is one of several terms used to describe evaluations of soil for subsurface wastewater systems, in particular the septic drainfield. Accurate interpretation of the soil characteristics requires training and expertise.

There are many types of septic drainfields; choosing the best one for a particular soil is crucial to a successful outcome. Contact us so we can help you attain the optimal system for your home.

Surface discharge systems are permitted through the state, not the county. They may be used for single family residences, however, given their cost and setbacks, they are generally limited to large scale needs and industrial applications.

Delineating wetlands and streams requires local knowledge and experience. WSC has performed delineations in every County in North Carolina as well as throughout the Southeast. Michael was a peer reviewer for the Regional Supplement to the local Corps Delineation Manual. Experience matters.

Helping guide projects through the permitting process requires a deep understanding of the state and federal regulations. We know who to contact and when to call to ensure quick and expedited approvals. Trust WSC to assist you with your projects.

At WSC, we don't just permit projects, but ensure our projects adhere to regulations and requirements throughout construction avoiding costly delays and setbacks. We are proactive in keeping projects moving forward in a smooth and timely manner.

Storm water control measures are typically required to determine SHWT and the infiltration rate as part of a design. WSC has the experience and equipment to make these assessments.

Whether providing a deep hand boring or assessing a split-spoon sampling, WSC will interpret the findings to determine the SHWT.

Soil infiltration tests are often required for stormwater basins or part of a Special Site Assessment. From double ring infiltrometers to constant-head permeameters, WSC can get you the results.