• Locate and uncover the inspection ports of the septic tank(s) and pump out the contents to inspect for structural integrity.
• Perform a water load test to observe and monitor flow through the system to identify visual flow impediments
• The disposal field will be inspected for visible evidence of surfacing sewage, proper vegetation and surface drainage and exposed pipes.
• All system components will be inspected for visible defects, operability and setbacks.
• All components will be run in normal mode. If a component is not accessible it will not be inspected.

• Perform a water load test to observe and monitor flow through the system to identify visual flow impediments
• The disposal field will be inspected for visible evidence of surfacing sewage, proper vegetation and surface drainage and exposed pipes.
• All system components will be inspected for visible defects, operability and setbacks.
• All components will be run in normal mode. If a component is not accessible it will not be inspected.

Prior to purchasing a raw piece of land or Lot it is important to determine if a septic system can be installed  to accommodate proposed infrastructure (house, guest house, pools, driveway, well, propane tanks, etc) at feasible price .  Each site is unique and to provide a definitive answer requires a site consultation.

Our septic designer meets on site to discuss proposed improvements, location of those improvements and walk the site looking at the topography, vegetation, location of water sources, easements and setbacks.  Only then can it be determine if improvements can be permitted by the governing authority and septic system installed

Estimated installation costs will be discussed, however a Turn Key Bid cannot be provided until profile holes are dug and the exact system to be installed is determined.

There are records for most septic systems on file with the governing authority.  As a courtesy to our clients we will order those records for you.