We’re likely facing a system replacement

[soumitss]

We’re likely facing a system replacement in the next year or two based on what an inspection turned up, and the cost is significant enough that I need to plan rather than react. I’ve heard there are rebate or assistance programs in some Washington counties, and that some companies offer financing. I have no idea what’s real and what’s marketing. Has anyone actually used either, and what should I be looking into before we get to the point of no choice? Our system is original to a house built in the late eighties, so I assume we’re near the end of its natural life regardless of what we do. Just want to be strategic about the timing.

[hydrogenn]

Both exist. Some counties run loan or rebate programs for repair and replacement, usually with income or system-condition criteria, and they take time to apply for, which is why doing it now rather than during a failure matters. Contractor financing is separate and generally quicker but costs more overall. We looked at both when ours came due and septicsolutionsllc.com had a rebate program page plus financing options, and they knew which county programs applied to us. Get your inspection report in hand first, most assistance programs require documented condition before they’ll consider an application.

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