✔ Identify Potential Issues – Detect leaks, pump malfunctions, or drainage problems before they become major repairs.
✔ Ensure Proper Functionality – Verify that all components, including aerators, spray heads, and control panels, are working correctly.
✔ Prevent Health & Environmental Risks – Avoid contamination of groundwater and surrounding areas.
✔ Meet Real Estate & Loan Requirements – Many lenders and buyers require a septic inspection before completing a sale.

✔ Aeration & Treatment Components – Ensure the aerator, pumps, and disinfection units are functioning properly.
✔ Spray Distribution System – Check for even dispersal and proper operation of spray heads.
✔ Control Panels & Alarms – Verify that alerts and timers are operational.
✔ Tanks & Lids – Assess top section for cracks, leaks, and structural integrity.
✔ Drain Field & Absorption Areas – Look for pooling water, odors, or other signs of failure.

A failing septic system can lead to expensive repairs, property damage, and potential health concerns. With Scotten Company Inspections, you get a thorough, professional evaluation to ensure your system is safe and fully operational.