Septic System Inspections

underground septic tank being inspected in ​Bakersfield, CA​One of the most overlooked of septic system requirements is inspections. After installation, as well as scheduling septic tank cleaning ​and pumping, most people assume that they are all set. But, this could not be further from the truth.

​Why Inspections are Necessary?

The thing with septic systems maintenance services such as pumping and cleaning is that you need them after 3 to 5 years. However, this does not offer full cover for your septic tank since anything can happen in between that time. A concrete septic tank could develop a crack, output pipes could get blocked, or sludge could build up faster than anticipated. Therefore, that is why inspections are indispensable. Routine checks help to ensure everything is running smoothly. 

In general, septic tank inspections are carried out every 6 to 12 months, depending on several factors. However, you should schedule an inspection immediately when you notice issues such as foul smell emanating from the tank, wetness on drain field, slow draining sinks, or poorly flushing toilets. In case of bad weather such as an extreme winter, it is also safe to have an inspection done to ensure septic system components were not damaged.

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    What Does it Entail?

    Considering that septic tank repairs and replacements can cost you thousands of dollars, we take our role as inspectors very seriously. So, this is why our septic tank inspection service leaves no stone unturned.
     
    Part of our inspection service includes conducting quick visual checks of the drain field and plumbing to ensure everything is as it should be. The inspection can also include flushing the toilet and leaving the tap open to see if the system is working well.
     
    We also perform a more extensive inspection service of the tank, which entails dropping in a camera to check for things like leaks, corrosion, and blockages. During full inspections, we also check to see if the water level is at an acceptable point, if the sludge is too thick, if the tank’s support structures are in place, and if the dividing wall is holding up.
     
    Any problem or issue found at the time of inspection goes through repairs immediately to prevent further deterioration.
    For all your septic tank inspections in Bakersfield CA and surrounding areas, get in touch with us today!