Septic Inspections in Highgate Center, Vermont
Thorough, Accurate Inspections for Commercial, Residential, & Municipal Septic Systems
Most professional septic plumbers recommend getting your system inspected every three years. Whether you’re due for your routine check-up or checking on a potential issue, the septic inspectors at Drummac, A Wind River Company are here to give you a full and accurate picture of your septic system.
With our years of training and experience, we’re ready to help you inspect your septic system for any purpose. And, as a full-service septic company, we don’t just point out potential issues — we help you get the services you need to resolve them right away.
Why Get Your Septic System Inspected?
Septic system inspections are an important part of septic system maintenance. Routine inspections help you keep track of waste levels in your tank and drain field, preventing overflow, oversaturation, and backflow issues. They also help you identify developing issues, like a cracked tank or clogged filters, before they become bigger problems. Outside of regularly scheduled maintenance inspections, getting your system inspected when you notice something’s wrong can help you ensure that issues are addressed at their root and that you’re treating the real problem instead of just the symptoms.
Benefits of septic inspections include:
- Preventing sewage backup and overflow
- Allowing you the chance to address developing issues before they lead to bigger problems
- Reduced maintenance costs
- Improved performance and efficiency
- And more!
Whenever you need your septic system inspected, come to the experts at Drummac, A Wind River Company. Call (802) 520-1058or reach out to us online for service in Highgate Center, Vermont or any of the surrounding areas!
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Over 1,100 experts, 1,000 vehicles, and 100 local teams united.
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From clogged drains to flooded streets, we've got you covered.
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Over 75 years of dedication to our valued customers.
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Receive detailed reports and real-time reporting from our technicians.
What’s Involved in a Septic Inspection?
Most septic inspections center around the tank. Your inspector will begin by locating the tank and ensuring they have proper access to it. Once the tank is accessible, the inspector will open it and assess the waste inside. They’ll look at the levels of accumulated solids and sludge and the consistency of the waste, and they’ll check for any unusually large pieces of waste that could lead to clogs.
Hear From Our Happy Customers
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“I called Drummac and they had a truck at our house within two hours to pump out our septic.”- Erik J.
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“Great service, on time, as clean as can be for the type of service.”- David C.
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“This cleared out the lines, it drains great now, adding life to the system!”- Herbert K.
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“They did not charge me extra for the prompt service. Highly recommend Drummac.”- Bruce G.
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“I called Drumac and got the emergency answering machine. I got a call back within 30 minutes.”- Susan M.
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