Septic Tanks by State Approval

Not sure which codes and regulations apply to your septic tank? Need to confirm your system is compliant for your state? We make it easy. Our guide lists state septic approval requirements, certified septic tank options, and the exact rules and regulations, organized by state, so you can choose confidently.

At Tank Superstore, every septic tank and septic holding tank we sell is IAPMO certified and carries the CSA stamp of approval. Buying a state approved septic tank from us means you are prepared before inspections even start. No surprises. Your wastewater storage meets state requirements from the start.

Explore our approved tanks, compare specs, and find the holding tank for septic applications that matches your local code. If you need help interpreting state septic tank regulations or septic tank codes by state, our team is ready to point you to the right solution.

Reminder: Confirm final requirements with your local Authority Having Jurisdiction or a licensed installer, since local enforcement can add rules. If your state is not listed, state approval is still being processed.

Want to speak with a expert about which tank is right for your project? Contact us today for industry leading guidance.

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State Approved Septic Tanks

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Michigan +
  • Approval status Approved (MI-22)
  • Capacity range approved 300 to 1500 gallons

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Minnesota +
  • Approval status Approved (MN-23)
  • Capacity range approved 1000 gallons

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Mississippi +
  • Approval status Approved (MS-24)
  • Capacity range approved 300 to 1050 gallons

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Missouri +
  • Approval status Approved (MO-25)
  • Capacity range approved 300 to 1500 gallons

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Nebraska +
  • Approval status Approved (NE-27)
  • Capacity range approved 300 to 1000 gallons

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New Hampshire +
  • Approval status Approved (NH-29)
  • Capacity range approved 300 to 1000 gallons

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New Mexico +
  • Approval status undefined
  • Capacity range approved undefined

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New York +
  • Approval status Approved (NY-32)
  • Capacity range approved 300 to 1500 gallons

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North Carolina +
  • Approval status Approved (NC-33)
  • Capacity range approved 1050 gallons

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Ohio +
  • Approval status Approved (OH-35)
  • Capacity range approved 300 to 1500 gallons

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Oklahoma +
  • Approval status Approved (OK-36)
  • Capacity range approved 300 to 1000 gallons

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Pennsylvania +
  • Approval status Approved (PA-38)
  • Capacity range approved 300 to 1000 gallons

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South Carolina +
  • Approval status Approved (SC-40)
  • Capacity range approved 500 to 750 gallons

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Tennessee +
  • Approval status Approved (TN-42)
  • Capacity range approved 300 to 1500 gallons

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Reminder: Confirm final requirements with your local Authority Having Jurisdiction or a licensed installer prior to purchase. Local enforcement can add rules beyond state approvals.