Ancillary Service
Private Sewage Disposal System Inspection
If your property uses a septic system, a thorough inspection verifies that wastewater is being safely treated and dispersed — protecting your property, your health, and your investment from costly failures.
Private Sewage Disposal System Inspection
A Private Sewage Disposal System (septic) inspection evaluates the condition and function of the tank, distribution box, and drain field. I look for signs of failure, backups, surfacing effluent, and verify that wastewater is being properly treated and dispersed.
A failing septic system can cost thousands to replace. An inspection before you close protects you from inheriting a costly failure and gives you the information you need to make a confident decision.
What I Inspect
Septic Tank
Tank condition, sludge and scum levels, and inlet/outlet baffles evaluated.
Distribution Box
Distribution of effluent to the drain field checked for even flow.
Drain Field
Drain field evaluated for surfacing effluent, odors, and signs of failure.
Function & Flow
System function verified to confirm wastewater is properly treated and dispersed.
Failure Signs
Slow drains, odors, lush patches, and backups identified and documented.
Maintenance Guidance
Recommendations for pumping frequency and ongoing care provided.
Frequently Asked Questions
Real questions buyers ask before choosing an inspector.
A private sewage disposal system (septic) inspection evaluates the condition and function of the tank, distribution box, and drain field. I look for signs of failure, backups, surfacing effluent, and verify that wastewater is being properly treated and dispersed.
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