Our inspections include a comprehensive checklist that covers all the essential elements of your septic system. We check for signs of damage or failure in the tank and other components of the system, including the drainage pipes, leach lines, filters, pumps, and risers. We also inspect for possible obstructions or blockages that could be causing a problem with your septic system. Additionally, we test for any contaminants or bacteria present in the water to ensure there is no contamination of groundwater or surface water sources near your property.

In addition to inspecting each component of your septic system, our inspectors will also perform a visual inspection to ensure there are no visible signs of damage or deterioration. They will also look for any signs of leakage or erosion around the drain field and check to make sure all safety covers are secure and functioning properly. We also recommend that homeowners have their tanks pumped out once every three to five years to ensure they remain free from sludge buildup and other debris that can cause problems with performance over time.

At the end of every inspection, our inspectors provide written reports detailing their findings along with professional recommendations for any necessary repairs or maintenance work needed on your septic system. Depending on the condition of your tank and other components, we may suggest installing new parts or calling in a professional plumber for more extensive repair work if needed. This helps keep your septic system running efficiently and safely so you can enjoy peace of mind knowing it is working as it should be.

The first thing we inspect is your septic tanks and leach fields. We will make sure that all the parts are in good working order along with looking for signs of wear and tear that could lead to bigger problems down the line. Our team also looks for any blockages or clogs in the lines, which can cause major backups if not addressed quickly. We also test the levels of water in the tank to ensure they are within an acceptable range.

We also conduct a soil percolation test, which measures how quickly liquid passes into the soil around your drain field, commonly known as a leach field. This test helps us determine if there are any issues with drainage or if the soil is too saturated with water due to improper installation or an aging system. If this occurs, it can lead to catastrophic flooding inside and outside of your home, so it’s important that this is tested regularly for maximum safety and efficiency.

Finally, once all testing is complete, we will provide you with a full inspection report on our findings along with recommendations for repair or maintenance work if needed. This report will include details about potential problems as well as suggested solutions so that you are informed about what needs to be done in order to keep your septic system running smoothly for years to come.