Septic System
Inspections
Whether you're buying a home, selling a property, or just want peace of mind about your system's health — we provide thorough septic inspections with detailed written reports.
Licensed Master Septic Contractor · Written reports provided · All system types
Which Inspection Do You Need?
Real Estate Inspection
For buyers, sellers, and agents. We inspect and pump the tank, assess all system components, and deliver a written report before closing. Protect yourself from inheriting a failing system.
- ✓Tank pump-out and visual inspection
- ✓Baffle and lid condition assessment
- ✓Drainfield evaluation
- ✓Written report for closing
- ✓Coordination with realtors and attorneys
Routine Maintenance Inspection
For homeowners who want to know the true condition of their system. Included with every pump-out, or as a standalone service. Catch problems early — before they become emergencies.
- ✓Full tank inspection during pump-out
- ✓Check all accessible components
- ✓Drainfield visual assessment
- ✓Honest recommendations
- ✓No pressure, no upselling
Septic Inspection FAQs
Do I need a septic inspection when buying a home in Florida?
Yes — we strongly recommend it. A septic system can look fine on the surface while having serious underlying issues. A professional inspection before closing protects you from inheriting a costly repair. Many real estate contracts in Florida include a septic inspection contingency.
What does a septic inspection include?
We pump and visually inspect the tank (including baffles, lids, and access risers), check the distribution box, assess the drainfield, and document the overall condition of the system. You receive a written report detailing our findings.
How long does a septic inspection take?
Most inspections take 1–2 hours depending on system size and accessibility. We'll let you know the exact timing when you book.
Do you provide written inspection reports?
Yes. Every inspection comes with a detailed written report that you can share with your real estate agent, attorney, or lender.
Can you inspect any type of septic system?
Yes. We inspect all types — conventional, aerobic (ATU), mound systems, and more — across all six of our Florida service locations.
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Emergency? Call us directly for the fastest response. Our GPS dispatch sends the nearest technician — average arrival time is 2 hours.