Find your septic tank and septic records by address in Virginia. Detailed onsite sewage (septic) location records for Fairfax County, Virginia.
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43,000+
mapped septic locations in Virginia
Coverage includes:
Who regulates & keeps records
VDH regulates onsite sewage statewide; in Fairfax County the county Health Department administers permits. Request records via VDH’s records portal (vdh.nextrequest.com) or Fairfax County’s PLUS land-use system.
Inspection at sale
Not a statewide mandate for conventional systems. Alternative (advanced) systems require at least annual licensed inspection, and owners must pass O&M records to buyers. Properties in Chesapeake Bay Preservation Areas must be pumped every 5 years. Confirm specifics with Fairfax County Health (703-246-2201).
Key requirements
Pumping
$250-$500
national EPA estimate
Inspection
Varies
no published VA figure
New/replacement
$5,000-$15,000
national EPA estimate; alternative systems cost more
Ranges are typical estimates and vary by property, system, and contractor.
How do I find my septic tank in Virginia?
Enter your Virginia property address into TankFindr. We search 43,000+ mapped septic locations from government records and return the GPS location, septic-vs-sewer status, and any permit details on file for the property.
Does TankFindr cover my county in Virginia?
Detailed onsite sewage (septic) location records for Fairfax County, Virginia. You can run a free address check to see exactly what we have for a specific property before purchasing a report.
Who keeps septic records in Virginia?
VDH regulates onsite sewage statewide; in Fairfax County the county Health Department administers permits. Request records via VDH’s records portal (vdh.nextrequest.com) or Fairfax County’s PLUS land-use system.