Suffolk & Nassau
Cesspool replacement by town
Three things change town by town: whether there's a town rebate on top of the County and State grants, whether your street is in a sewer district (which rules out the grant), and how close your groundwater is to a bay. Pick yours.
Suffolk County
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Town of Southampton
Town rebate: up to $25,000. Hampton Bays, Southampton, Westhampton Beach, Quogue, East Quogue…
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Town of East Hampton
Town rebate: up to $20,000. East Hampton, Amagansett, Montauk, Springs, Wainscott…
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Town of Shelter Island
Town rebate: $12,000 base. Shelter Island, Shelter Island Heights, Dering Harbor, Silver Beach, Hay Beach…
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Town of Brookhaven
Port Jefferson, Stony Brook, Setauket, Miller Place, Rocky Point…
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Town of Islip
Bay Shore, Islip, East Islip, West Islip, Brightwaters…
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Town of Huntington
Huntington, Huntington Station, Halesite, Centerport, Northport…
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Town of Smithtown
Smithtown, Kings Park, St. James, Nesconset, Hauppauge (part)…
Grants & local factors
Nassau County
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Town of Oyster Bay (North Shore)
Oyster Bay, Bayville, Centre Island, Cove Neck, Oyster Bay Cove…
Grants & local factors
Also covered
We also handle cesspool and septic projects in North Hempstead (Manhasset Bay villages), Southold, Riverhead, Babylon, Glen Cove. Town guides for these are coming. In the meantime, start with the Suffolk grant guide or the Nassau grant guide.
Mostly sewered areas, such as the Town of Hempstead and Long Beach, rarely have cesspools. If your tax bill shows a sewer district charge, you're probably connected to sewer.
Get a real number for your property
Tell us your town, what you have now and what's going on. A licensed Long Island septic installer calls you back to look at it and price it, and handles the grant paperwork if you qualify. Free, no obligation.