An evaluation of the septic tank, components, and drain field on homes not connected to city sewer.
Homes outside city sewer service rely on a septic system, and a failing one is expensive and unpleasant to replace. Pat evaluates the septic tank, its components, and the drain field to assess the system's condition and operation.
For rural and acreage properties around the DFW Metroplex, a septic inspection is an essential step before you buy.
Schedule This Inspection →Here's what Pat checks on a septic system.
Tank condition, access, and levels.
Baffles, lids, and system components.
The leach/drain field and its condition.
Surfacing effluent, odors, and backups.
How the system is functioning overall.
Findings and any needed follow-up.
Replacing a septic system can cost many thousands of dollars, and problems aren't always obvious to an untrained eye. An inspection tells you the system's condition before you commit — so a failing field doesn't become your surprise.
Pat evaluates the accessible components and signs of trouble, and recommends specialized septic service for pumping or deeper evaluation when warranted.
If it's not connected to city sewer, yes. Rural and acreage properties around DFW commonly use septic systems that should be evaluated before purchase.
An inspection evaluates the system's condition. Pumping is performed by a licensed septic company, which Pat can recommend if it's needed.
Slow drains, backups, foul odors, and soggy or unusually green areas over the drain field can all indicate problems.
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