Real-estate transfer inspections
A real-estate transfer inspection covers pumping, sludge and scum measurement, baffle and tank-structure checks, and an operational check of the system. We deliver a signed report built for buyers, sellers, or title companies, and we explain the findings in plain terms before we leave the property.
Routine checkups between pump-outs
A system can look fine from the yard while hiding a worn baffle or a tank nearing capacity, so routine checkups help catch problems before they become expensive repairs. A full real-estate transfer inspection includes more steps than a routine checkup and is priced accordingly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a septic inspection required to sell a home in Ozark?
A proper inspection gives buyers, sellers, lenders, and title companies the signed report they need to understand the system's condition before closing. Check with your lender, title company, or local office to confirm what documentation is required for your transaction.
Is pumping included in the inspection price?
We include pumping in our transfer inspection because baffles and tank walls cannot be properly seen until the tank is empty. Our transfer inspection quote includes the pump-out, measurements, system check, and written report.
What does a septic inspection report include?
The report includes measured sludge and scum levels, inlet and outlet baffle condition, tank wall observations, and a drain field flow test. We sign it and leave a copy on-site or send it electronically.