Septic Inspection
Septic Inspections
Our septic inspection service is designed to give you peace of mind—whether you’re buying a home, selling, or just keeping up with maintenance. At Clarington Septic Repair, we thoroughly check your system from the tank to the bed, looking for signs of wear, damage, or potential failure. We’ll provide honest feedback and clear recommendations, so you know exactly where your system stands. A proper inspection now can save you thousands in costly repairs down the road.
Real Estate Inspection
Our real estate septic inspection is an important step when buying a home with a septic system. Many buyers think a recent pump-out is enough—but it doesn’t show the true condition of the system. We inspect the inlet and outlet of the septic tank, camera the line from the tank to the septic bed, and perform a water flow test to check how well the bed is functioning. After the inspection, we provide you with a full report, including photos, so you can clearly see the condition of the system. Septic issues can cost $30,000–$60,000 to fix, making it one of the most expensive parts of the home. A proper inspection gives you peace of mind before you buy.
Septic System Specialists
We’re septic system specialists—and while your septic system might be the least sexy part of your home, it’s definitely one of the most important. You don’t think about it until something goes wrong, and that’s where we come in. From inspections to repairs and full system replacements, we make sure everything runs smoothly underground so you don’t have to worry. Trust us to handle the dirty work and keep your system in top shape.
Who should get a septic inspection?
Anyone buying or selling a home with a septic system should get a septic inspection. It’s especially important for homebuyers, since a failing septic system can cost thousands of dollars to replace. A proper inspection can uncover issues like broken baffles, clogged lines, or a failing bed—things you won’t catch with a simple pump-out.
Homeowners who haven’t had an inspection in several years should also consider getting one to stay ahead of costly repairs. If you’re experiencing slow drains, foul odors, or soggy spots in your yard, an inspection can help diagnose the issue before it gets worse. Real estate agents should also recommend inspections to clients to help protect their investment.
A septic inspection gives you peace of mind, whether you’re buying, selling, or just maintaining your system. It’s one of the smartest ways to protect your property and avoid nasty surprises down the road.
