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Septic System Inspection
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What Does a Septic System Inspection Include?
- Locating the septic system.
- Uncovering access holes.
- Pumping the septic tank.
- Flushing the toilets.
- Checking for signs of back up.
- Measuring scum and sludge layers.
- Identifying any leaks.
- Inspecting mechanical components.
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Why Should I Get My Septic System Inspected?
- Discover potential problems.
- Avoid expensive repairs.
- Assure septic system is functioning properly.
- Buying or selling a home (generally NOT included in a home inspection).
- Prevent groundwater contamination.
- Prevent backups into your house and resulting damage.
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Signs of Septic System Problems
Early signs of septic field problems include:
- Patches or lines of bright green grass
- Turf that feels spongy when you walk on it
- Toilets, showers, and sinks that take too long to drain
- Toilet, shower, or sink drains that make bubbling noises (especially after a toilet flush)
- Sewage and/or smelly liquid near the leach field
- Sewage odors after a rainfall
If you notice any of these signs, have RooterPLUS! inspect your septic system right away.
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