Why Should Homebuyers, Property Buyers & Real Estate Agents Get A Septic System Inspection?

A properly functioning septic system is essential for a healthy home. Whether you're buying, selling, or maintaining your property, a professional septic inspection can prevent costly surprises and ensure your system is in top shape. Only a licensed septic contractor can provide one. Call Septic Workz to get yours today.

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Septic Workz is your trusted local partner for expert septic solutions. We guarantee reliable service and honest, upfront pricing on every job.

WHY CHOOSE US

Expert Technicians:
We have experience with all types of septic systems.

Fast Response:
Emergency 24 hour services available for urgent issues.

Transparent Pricing:
We provide honest assessments and affordable solutions.

Long-Term Solutions:
Repairs that withstand harsh conditions and prevent future problems

Should I get a septic inspection?

You should consider a Septic inspection if:

✅ You're buying/selling a home and need a certified evaluation

✅ Your system is aging and hasn't been checked in years

✅ You've noticed slow drains, foul odors, or pooling water

✅ You want to prevent unexpected repairs and costly damage

The Benefits of a Professional Septic Inspection

✔ Avoid Expensive Repairs – Catching minor issues early can save thousands in repair costs

✔ Ensure Compliance – Many real estate transactions require a septic inspection

✔ Increase Property Value – A well-maintained system adds to your home's value and marketability

✔ Protect Your Health & Environment – Prevent groundwater contamination and plumbing hazards

Septic Workz Inspections have 3 levels

They are designed to serve commercial, residential and municipal clients.

WHAT ARE PEOPLE SAYING

"We had a nightmare scenario with our septic system backing up over the weekend. After frantically calling several companies and only getting voicemails, I was so relieved when SepticWorkz answered immediately. They were professional and calming on the phone and promised to have a technician out as soon as possible.

Level 1

This is a visual inspection that involves running water from various drains and flushing toilets in the home. The septic tank inspector is looking at how well everything is draining. The visual inspection also includes looking for septic leakage to the top of the drain field area. We also check for sewage odors in the area of the septic tank and the leach field. This inspection can help identify problems but a level two can give our septic inspectors a better idea on issues with your septic system

Level 2

We do a septic tank pumping. We remove the cover of the septic tank. This allows our septic tank inspectors to check the water level. Water levels determine whether water is properly draining. To make sure the water is properly flowing, our septic inspectors will run water in the home. This is done to determine if the water level rises when more water is introduced. Next, we will check out if your septic system has backflow from the absorption area. Backflow will let us know if there is a problem with the leach field.

Level 3

We highly recommend you choose this option when you are purchasing a new home. The level three inspection includes level one and level two inspections. The difference with level three is that baffles are installed. In many states this is now mandated by the Department of Environmental Health. Baffles are installed in two separate locations. There is an inlet baffle and an outlet baffle. The inlet baffle allows water to flow into your septic system without disturbing the scum layer. This baffle also keeps the wastewater from flowing straight across the septic tank. It guides it to flow down, across and then up. The outlet baffle serves as a filter to retain solids from traveling to the leach field. Having this baffle is essential to avoid pipe clogs that could destroy your drain line.