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Septic service in West Virginia

SepticTank.com covers 100 cities and towns in West Virginia, home to about 545,499 people. The largest are Charleston, Huntington and Morgantown.

Soil and climate differ across West Virginia. In the 100 cities with local data so far, a median of 92% of nearby mapped soils are rated very limited for septic absorption fields, and yearly precipitation ranges from about 38 to 47 inches. Each city page shows the figures for that area.

Septic permits in West Virginia are handled by state and county health or environmental agencies. Check with your county before installing, replacing or making major repairs to a system, and ask your septic company which rules apply to your property.

Choose your city or town to reach a septic company that serves it.

Largest cities: Charleston, Huntington, Morgantown, Parkersburg, Wheeling, Martinsburg