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Proof on demand
Every maintenance event is GPS-stamped and time-stamped, so your compliance history stands on its own for a buyer, a lender, or the county — no hunting for paper.
Enter your property address to see what your BMAP requires, what your county will pay, what the upgrade will cost, and which certified installers serve your area — all in one screen.
No account or email required to look up. Register only when you're ready to save a record.
Florida allows property owners to become certified to maintain and file for their own onsite systems. Not every owner wants to take that on — so there are two ways to stay current, and the compliance record ends up in the same place either way.
If you'd rather service and document your own system, get certified through FOWA — the sole state-authorized certifier — then use MyFOWApp to record each maintenance event and file it with your county, exactly the way a maintenance entity would.
Most owners would rather have a qualified maintenance entity handle it. Register your system and MyFOWApp helps you find an entity that services your manufacturer — and you still get the full record, visible any time you need to prove compliance.
Find your business on the state roster and claim your MyFOWApp account — two taps, one email link, you're in.
Every maintenance event is GPS-stamped and time-stamped, so your compliance history stands on its own for a buyer, a lender, or the county — no hunting for paper.
The record follows your system, not a filing cabinet or a contractor's inbox. It's there when you need it, and it transfers cleanly if you ever sell.
A single flat fee per maintenance event, plus your jurisdiction's own fees — no surprises on the invoice, whoever ends up filing the record.
The app is absolutely free for maintenance entities.
Every maintenance event filed through MyFOWApp carries the same flat platform fee, paid by the property owner — whether they file it themselves as a certified owner or their maintenance entity files it for them. State and county fees are set by the jurisdiction and billed separately; MyFOWApp doesn't mark them up.
MyFOWApp is built in partnership with the Florida Onsite Wastewater Association — the body that sets the standards for this work and holds the state's sole authority to certify owners to maintain their own systems. It's an independent platform for Florida's onsite wastewater sector: we originate and standardize the record, and your county or the state keeps its authority and its process.
Register your property in a couple of minutes — then choose to get certified and maintain it yourself, or have a maintenance entity handle it.