During the EHAP assessment, Clean Nova Scotia staff will meet with the homeowner at their home for approximately and hour and a half. The homeowner will receive information on how to manage their septic system and well water quality and how to inspect their oil tank. All information obtained during an EHAP assessment is confidential.
Home owners who participate in the EHAP assessment are eligible for a $50 septic tank pumping rebate. Those who meet certain eligibility criteria may also apply for a grant of up to 1/3 of the cost to a maximum of $3,000 from the Nova Scotia Department of Environment’s Septic Repair Grant Program.
Participation in this program helps to protect our environment and the health of Nova Scotia households. Call 1-800-665-5377 (EHAP) to request your free environmental home assessment.
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