Do I need a septic inspection if the home passed a regular home inspection?
Yes. Most home inspectors do not evaluate septic systems in detail. A specialized septic inspection provides a complete picture of system health.
How long does a septic inspection take?
Most inspections take 1–2 hours, depending on tank size, accessibility, and system complexity.
Who pays for the septic inspection, the buyer or the seller?
This is negotiable, but typically buyers arrange and pay for the inspection during due diligence.
What happens if problems are found?
We provide a detailed written report so buyers and sellers can agree on repairs, replacements, or price adjustments before closing.
Do you provide septic pumping during an inspection?
Pumping is not included but can be scheduled at the same time if needed for a more thorough evaluation.