On its own or as an add-on
Septic System Inspection
The septic system, including locating the tank(s) and distribution areas.
- John: TREC 25526-PI
- Sam: TREC 27119-PI
What we look at
For a property with its own septic tank.
- Function
- Locating the tank(s)
- The distribution areas
Our goal is to help business owners and investors better understand the condition of their property before making a big investment. We evaluate the visible components of the building, including the structure, roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems, while also keeping an eye out for concerns that may come from neighboring businesses or shared walls. Damage, moisture intrusion, or other issues from an adjoining property can affect your space, too.
CertificationNational Association of Wastewater Technicians
Who this inspection is for
Home buyers
Know the septic system before you close.
Home sellers
Find and address issues before you list.
Homeowners
Understand how your system is holding up.
Why people come to us
People come to us when a property runs on a septic system and they want to know how it's working before they buy, sell, or run into trouble with it.
We locate the tank(s) and the distribution areas, then inspect the system as a whole. Most importantly, we explain what we find in a way that makes sense, so you can make informed decisions about your property with confidence.
What we help you catch
- Tank problems
- Distribution area problems
- Leaks or backups
- Standing water or odors
You don’t have to know what to look for. That’s what we’re here for!
Book it on its own, or add it on
As an add-on
Residential Inspection
Add it when you book a residential inspection of the same property.
About the residential inspectionPricing and booking
- Pricing
- Call or text for a quote. There are many factors such as size and type of property and amount of appliances.
- Timing
- It depends on the property, and on whether you book it on its own or with a residential inspection.
- No travel fee
- Anywhere inside our service area. If you are unsure, just ask!