You're buying a home with a septic system
Septic Inspections
Pass Escrow. Skip Surprises.
Detailed septic inspections for real estate transactions, due-diligence, or peace of mind. Reports come back fast enough to keep your closing on track. Realtors across Shasta County call us when timelines matter.
What's Included
More Than a Visual Check
A real inspection includes the tank interior, the baffles, the flow direction, and the drain field. You get a written report that holds up under escrow review.
- Real estate / escrow inspections with written report
- Camera inspections of drain lines and leach fields
- Pre-listing inspections for sellers
- Buyer due-diligence reports
- Second opinions on failed inspections
- Same-day verbal results when escrow can't wait
When You Need This
Time for an Inspection?
You're selling and escrow needs certification
Slow drains and you want to find the cause early
You just inherited a property with unknown system history
Buyer's inspector flagged the system and you want a second opinion
You're refinancing and the lender requires it
Our Process
Inspection to Escrow Inbox
01
Schedule
Tell us the address and escrow timeline. We book inside your window, including same-week if needed.
02
Pump if Needed
Most real estate inspections require the tank pumped first so we can see the baffles and interior.
03
Inspect
Tank interior, baffles, tees, flow, lid, and drain field. Camera in the lines if anything looks off.
04
Report
Verbal results same day, written report next day or sooner. Sent direct to your inbox or escrow.
Upfront Pricing
What It Costs
Inspection Report
$95
Detailed written report for escrow, lender, or peace of mind.
Camera Inspection
$125
Camera down the lines to scope the leach field and pinpoint blockages.
Inspection + Pump
By Quote
Most common for real estate. Bundled rate when done in one visit.
Common Questions
Before You Book an Inspection
How fast can you turn around an inspection report?
Verbal results are usually same-day. Written reports are typically next-day, sometimes faster if escrow needs it.
Will I get a written report?
Yes. The $95 inspection includes a detailed written report you can hand to escrow or your lender.
Do I need both an inspection and a pump?
Often yes. Real estate inspections usually require the tank pumped first so the inspector can see the baffles and tank interior. We can do both in one visit.
My buyer's inspector flagged the septic. Can you do a second opinion?
Absolutely. Second opinions for sellers in escrow are something we do regularly. We give you the straight read either way.
What's the difference between an inspection and a camera inspection?
An inspection covers the tank, baffles, and visible system condition. A camera inspection sends a camera down the drain lines and leach field to scope underground problems.
Can you inspect a system without pumping it?
Yes, but for real estate transactions most inspectors want the tank pumped so the interior is visible. For non-escrow peace of mind, a no-pump inspection is fine.
Escrow Won't Wait. Neither Do We.
Tell us your timeline. We'll book the inspection, run the report, and get it to escrow without drama.