When should you get a septic tank inspection? While with proper day-to-day care your septic tank won’t need much maintenance outside of occasional tank pumping, you may still sometimes want to get a septic tank inspection. Having a professional give your system a careful look to make sure there are no hidden problems you may not have noticed yourself is a good way to make sure your system will continue to function properly for years to come, without any stressful emergency plumbing calls.
When Should You Get a Septic Tank Inspection?
You should plan on scheduling a septic tank inspection
- Before moving into a new home or out of an old one
- Once every two or three years, as part of your regular septic care routine
- Anytime you suspect there are serious problems with your septic tank or as recommended by your septic care professional
What Can You Expect from a Septic Tank Inspection?
Septic tank inspections aren’t a simple once-over. Your septic care professional should do a lot more than just look at your septic tank. Inspections are far more than visual, as you’ll learn if you schedule your septic tank inspection with Clark Septic. Our septic tank inspection service includes
- Pumping out your septic tank
- Testing the septic pump
- Testing the septic alarm
- Testing the water load of your septic tank and drain field
- Providing you with an informational packet both on our findings and maintenance recommendations
We can help identify the invisible problems with your septic tank before they start and give your septic tank the “full service” treatment, so you won’t have to worry about unpleasant issues anytime in the future.
Need a septic tank inspection right away? Give us a call today and we’ll schedule yours.