Septic Inspections
Know What You Are Buying Before You Sign.
A septic system is one of the most expensive things on a property and one of the easiest to hide. We open it, test it, document it and hand you a report you can give to a lender, an agent or a seller.
What Is Included
A Real Inspection, Not A Glance At The Lid.
Plenty of inspections amount to somebody looking at the yard and writing that the system appears functional. That is worth nothing at a closing table. We pump down where needed, run water through the system and watch how it actually behaves under load.
You get photos, measurements and a clear statement of condition, including anything that is going to need money in the next few years.
- Tank located, uncovered and opened
- Sludge and scum levels measured and recorded
- Baffles, effluent filter and distribution box inspected
- Drain field walked and evaluated for surfacing or saturation
- Flow test run through the system
- Lift station and pump tested where one is present
- Written report with photos and a condition summary
How It Goes
Thorough, Then Documented.
01
Book
Give us the address and your closing timeline so we can work backward from it.
02
Inspect
We open the system and test it under real flow, not just a visual once over.
03
Document
Photos, measurements and findings recorded on site while we are looking at them.
04
Report
You get a written report you can share with every party in the transaction.
Common Questions
Ask Us Anything.
If it is not here, call the office. Somebody who actually does the work will pick up.
(352) 597-2829Requirements vary by county and by lender. Even where it is not required, buyers increasingly ask for one, and having it in hand keeps a deal from stalling.