12611 Ravenwood Dr., Floor #3 Room A301
Chardon, Ohio 44024
 
Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Hours subject to change.

Closed for lunch from 12:00pm to 1:00pm

440-279-1900

 
       

Animal Bite Reporting
Environmental Health Fees
Food Safety
Food Safety Forms by Permit Type
For Sale of Property Forms
Household Sewage Treatment Systems

INSTALLER FORMS (username / password required)

Household Sewage Treatment System Forms and Publications
Household Sewage Regulation (effective 1/4/2015)
Homeowner Operation and Maintenance Tips
Household Sewage System Contractors

NOTE:  TO THE USERS OF THESE LISTS

This is a list of contractors who are registered with Geauga Public Health . The companies followed with ** are willing to identify components and submit drawings of existing household sewage disposal systems. The companies followed with ## are willing to work on sewage disposal system nuisance complaints/updates to existing homes.

  • This department will not recommend specific contractors to homeowners.
  • This department is not responsible for the business practices of these contractors.
  • We recommend the homeowner obtain references and recommendations.

List of Registered Sewage System Installers in Geauga County

List of Registered Service Providers (including Aeration Evaluators) in Geauga County

List of Registered Septic Haulers (cleaners) in Geauga County

Nuisance Complaints
Plumbing
For Plumbing Contractors / Installers
Private Water Systems

How to disinfect a water well

Application

Ohio Dept Health Application/Permit for Private Water System (electronic fill-in)

Application for a Household Water System Evaluation (both forms must be completed)

Application for Household Water System Evaluation

The following links are maintained by ODH and ODNR
Contractor Private Water Well Completion Form
ALL ODH private water well forms are found here
Soils Evaluators (scientist, classifiers, professionals)

Soil evaluators must maintain compliance with OAC 3701-29-07, which specifies that a soil scientist or soil classifier must be certified by the soil science society of America (SSSA), or registered by a state or national organization with equivalent minimum qualifications and/or demonstration of competency for soil evaluation as approved by the director of health.

Online references for finding qualified soil scientists include:

Soil Science Society of America under Certifications: Find a Professional Directory

The Association of Ohio Pedologist under “Consultant List”

American Society of Agronomy under Scientific Expertise Search

Swimming Pools and Spas