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Our septic inspection service offers a thorough evaluation of your septic system to ensure its optimal performance and longevity. Our experienced inspectors will assess all critical components, including the tank, drain field, and distribution system. We check for signs of leaks, blockages, and any potential issues that could lead to costly repairs or system failure. Additionally, we measure sludge and scum levels, inspect baffles, and verify that the system meets current health and safety standards. With our detailed report and expert recommendations, you can maintain a healthy septic system and avoid future problems. Schedule your septic inspection today for peace of mind and a well-functioning home.

Shane

Does all my inspections. Always catches everything, is on time, good communication, and solid rates. Aaron is my go to on everything. Does an amazing job and I get the reports that day, which are very clear and easy to read. Will continue to use him forever!

David Skidmore

I highly recommend Inspection Time -Home Inspections. I purchased a new home and I’ve had nothing but problems from it for the last 6 months. Aaron was very thorough. The pictures, videos and commentary in his report will help ensure the builder repairs my home.

Aggie Momm

He has gone above and beyond in every single aspect and step through the inspection and repair quote. He has been so patient explaining all aspects of this process that I feel safer moving forward with this home purchase.

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Septic Inspections Start At $175

During a septic inspection, we conduct a comprehensive evaluation of the entire septic system to ensure it is functioning correctly and efficiently. Here’s what we inspect:

Septic Tank:
- Inspect the tank for structural integrity and signs of damage or leaks.
- Measure sludge and scum levels to determine if pumping is needed.
- Check the inlet and outlet baffles to ensure they are intact and functioning.
Distribution Box:
- Examine the distribution box for signs of wear, damage, or blockages.
- Ensure the effluent is being evenly distributed to the drain field.
Drain Field:
- Assess the drain field for signs of saturation, pooling water, or odors.
- Inspect the soil absorption area to ensure it is properly draining.
Pipes and Lines:
- Check all pipes and lines for blockages, leaks, or damage.
- Ensure proper flow and connections throughout the system.
Effluent Filter:
- Inspect the effluent filter for clogs and proper functioning.
- Clean or replace the filter if necessary.
System Components:
- Examine any additional components, such as pumps, alarms, or risers, for proper operation.
Overall System Health:
- Evaluate the overall health and performance of the septic system.
- Provide recommendations for maintenance, repairs, or improvements.

By thoroughly inspecting these components, we ensure your septic system is functioning optimally and identify any potential issues before they become major problems.