Inspections
NAWT certified septic inspections.
For homeowners, and for anyone buying or selling a house on septic. Jefferson County Public Health lists us as a NAWT certified maintenance provider.
Certified, and listed by the county
Our inspections are NAWT certified. NAWT is the National Association of Wastewater Technicians. Jefferson County Public Health keeps a list of maintenance providers who hold that certification, and we're on it, along with its lists of licensed septic contractors and cleaners.
Selling a house on septic
If the house is on septic, the system is part of the sale. Call us when you decide to list, not when the buyer asks, so the inspection is done early and there's time to deal with anything it turns up.
One longtime customer had us replace her tank more than a decade ago and pump it a few times since. When she got ready to sell, she called us for the inspection.
Pump and inspect together
Customers have had us pump the tank and inspect it in the same visit. Ask when you call and we'll tell you what makes sense for your system.
“They are always on time and very good at a less than pleasant business.”
Inspection questions.
Straight answers to what people ask most. Anything else, call the office.
What does NAWT certified mean?
NAWT is the National Association of Wastewater Technicians, which trains and certifies septic inspectors and maintenance providers. Our inspections are NAWT certified, and Jefferson County Public Health lists us on its NAWT certified maintenance provider list.
When should I book an inspection for a home sale?
As early as you can. Call when you decide to list, so the inspection is done before it can hold anything up.
Can you pump the tank at the same visit?
Customers have had us pump and inspect in the same visit. Ask when you call and we'll tell you what makes sense for your system.