Best Septic has trained certified septic system inspectors. The inspection of your system is part of our routine maintenance call. The inspection generally happens at your regular pumping intervals.

When might your septic system need an inspection?

If you are experiencing any type of trouble in your system. Common problems are septic backing up into your house. It could slow draining. Or maybe you’re noticing a septic smell or ponding at your leach field. Call us immediately and we will send an inspector out to troubleshoot your system.

Are you buying a new home or selling your home? Don’t let your septic be a deal-breaker.

We also provide septic inspections for real estate transactions. We work on behalf of the buyer or seller. A thorough septic inspection will let everyone know the condition of the tank and system. We provide written detailed septic reports and pictures in some cases if needed. We also do troubleshooting on failing or troubled systems.

Don’t even think of purchasing or selling your home without having a septic inspection first.

Best septic has different levels of septic inspections.

Visual Inspections

With a visual inspection of your tank, we look to identify the condition of the inlet and outlet baffles. Visual inspections can be done during a regular maintenance pumping.

Extensive Inspections

Inspections using our camera allows us to see exactly where the problem is. We can go into the tank, with the camera to see if you have any break down in your pipes, build up, or blockage.

Septic problems are no fun. We know.
Let us eliminate the emergency.