What Does a System Inspection Consist of?

An inspection is a complete septic examination performed by a technician certified by the state. These are most often required for real estate transactions so that buyers can be sure their home’s septic system is working properly. If you are buying or selling property and plan to schedule an inspection, make sure the inspector shows you the appropriate credentials to prove he is indeed certified. Our company proudly employs the largest number of certified inspectors in the wastewater industry. Let’s take a closer look at what our inspections look like.

Our In-depth Process

1. Locate your septic tank and pop it open for pumping and a quick visual inspection
2. Measure your tank’s exact specs and evaluation the scum/sludge layer for system performance
3. Check the system inlet line with advanced system imaging technology
4. System outlet filter and baffle check (if applicable)
5. Inspect all pipes leaving the property for any leaks
6. Determine the effects of any water treatment, ejector/sump pump, or garbage disposal use
7. Image capture your leaching system to fully evaluate the leach field function

But That’s Not All
It’s true we deliver thorough and accurate inspection services, but there are a couple more things our customers really appreciate. The reporting aspect of our inspection process enables us to stand out among other companies because our robust documentation exceeds what the state requires. More importantly, especially to you and your real estate agent, we have super quick turnaround so you can get your inspection results the very next day. Additionally, our online portal conveniently allows you to keep track of your essential paperwork without cluttering up your home or office. When it comes to septic inspections, you can rely on Kaiser-Battistone to take great care of you while making the process fast and simple.