septic inspections

WHEN SHOULD YOU GET A SEPTIC INSPECTION?

The primary reason for septic inspections is to ensure your septic system is performing as it should. A scope of the septic tank will help to judge the health of your septic system, so septic inspections can find minor repairs before they become major repairs. After all, no one wants a backup of their septic system into their Northern Ohio home or office space. Plus, if you are selling a home, they are required by most financial institutions for financing purposes in order to ensure the home's septic system is in good health.

HOW OFTEN DO I NEED A SEPTIC TANK INSPECTION?

Your septic system should be inspected on a yearly basis in order to ensure proper functionality. You should also have your septic tank inspected if you notice any problems. Things to look for when considering calling for a septic tank inspection in Northern Ohio include:

  • Foul odors coming from the drains of your toilet
  • Slow-flushing toilets
  • Slow-draining sinks
  • Standing water by your leach field
  • Abundant plant life by your leach field
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SEPTIC INSPECTION: WHAT TO EXPECT

First we'll locate your septic tank - sometimes that's harder than you think! Then, the technicians will remove the covers and inspect the inlet, the outlet baffle, and the partition wall. Next, we will inspect the level of sewage and check the discharge pump. We'll also check that the alarm is functioning correctly and check the float, too. The process typically takes 1-2 hours depending on how many issues we identify during inspection.

WHAT DOES A SEPTIC INSPECTOR LOOK FOR?

Your septic tank inspector will also look for the date that the septic tank was last pumped. They will ensure that the size of the septic tank system is adequate for the occupants of the home or office space. They will make sure that the septic tank is watertight, so not no waste products intermix with groundwater. The septic tank inspector will also check to ensure no waste has made it to the ground surface. They will look for cracks in the lids and that the drain lines are receiving an equal amount of wastewater.

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Other Items a Septic Tank Inspector Checks:

Your septic tank inspector will also look for the date that the septic tank was last pumped. They will ensure that the size of the septic tank system is adequate for the occupants of the home or office space. They will make sure that the septic tank is watertight, so not no waste products intermix with groundwater. The septic tank inspector will also check to ensure no waste has made it to the ground surface. They will look for cracks in the lids and that the drain lines are receiving an equal amount of wastewater.

Choose Double Flush Septic Services for Your Septic Inspection Today

Our local septic tank technicians have years of experience in the maintenance, repair, and installation of septic tank systems in Northern Ohio. We understand how septic tanks work and what to look for when it comes to signs of trouble. If your septic tank has a problem, we'll diagnose it and repair it on the spot. We understand the importance of your system, and our local septic tank inspection company ensures its proper function.

PARTNER WITH DOUBLE FLUSH SEPTIC SERVICES TODAY

If you are in the Northern Ohio area and need a septic tank inspection, call our family-owned septic tank inspection company today!