A full evaluation of your septic system's condition — for real estate sales, county permits, or your own peace of mind. Written report included with every inspection.
Most buyers and lenders want a recent inspection before closing, especially for homes with private wells.
Additions, remodels, or new wells sometimes require proof the existing septic system is in compliance.
If your system is aging or you've never had it evaluated, an inspection catches problems while they're still cheap to fix.
Wisconsin doesn't universally mandate a septic inspection for every home sale, but many lenders, buyers, and county sanitary codes require one, especially if the system hasn't been inspected recently or the property is on a private well. Check with your realtor and Eau Claire County's requirements for your specific situation.
A standard inspection typically takes 45 to 90 minutes on site, depending on how accessible the tank and drain field are and whether the system needs pumping to complete a full evaluation.
Pumping removes solids and scum from the tank. An inspection evaluates the condition of the entire system - tank, baffles, lid, and drain field - and produces a written report. Many inspections include a pumping if the tank hasn't been serviced recently, since it's difficult to fully assess a full tank.
You'll get a written report detailing exactly what's failing and why, along with a repair estimate. Many issues, like a cracked baffle or a clogged distribution box, are fixable without replacing the whole system.
Call now, or request a free quote and we'll call you back the same business day.
Call (715) 256-7624