Septic companies in Daytona Beach, FL

What the ground in Daytona Beach is like

The USDA soil survey rates mapped ground in Daytona Beach for septic drain-field suitability across roughly 68 square miles. About 100% of the rated ground is classed "Very limited", the survey records severe restrictions for a conventional drain field across most of that ground.

In Daytona Beach, the leading limit is depth to the saturated zone: the water table sits so close to the surface that a drain field has little dry soil left underneath it. Effluent needs unsaturated ground to treat and disperse; when that column is thin, the field has nowhere safe to go. The survey flags that limit on about 92% of the rated ground here.

The limiting features the survey records most often here:

• Depth to saturated zone92.2%
• Seepage, bottom layer60.5%
• Slow water movement53.6%
• Filtering capacity30.0%

This is survey data for mapped areas, not a substitute for a site evaluation on your own lot. Conditions on a single parcel can differ from the map.

USDA NRCS SSURGO, ENG Septic Tank Absorption Fields · 99.6% Very limited · Depth to saturated zone · 62 map units · 67.87 sq mi · read 2026-08-30