Septic tank inspection company South Wales

Just like cars need to pass an MOT, septic tank inspection is just as important. Tankology will conduct a multi-point inspection, assessing for damage, cracks, roots, baffle, regulation compliance and a whole host of other factors. The end result will be a comprehensive itinerary of its health.

When buying a new home with a septic tank you’re going to want to know that everything is working perfectly. This could be equally true if you are selling a property. A multi-point septic tank inspection will take care of everything.

Regular inspections can save you a lot of money. No-one wants to have to replace their septic system if they don’t have too, so getting the all clear means peace of mind.

What’s involved in a septic tank inspection?

Firstly we’ll discuss with you the type of septic system and sewage processing you are using and which aspects need inspecting. We’ll then send a field engineer to your property to assess your system for a range of factors. At the end of the inspection we’ll issue you with a full report, including any recommendations for repair or replacing components.

For homeowners in South Wales looking to sell their properties this provides prospective buyers with the peace of mind they need to make the purchase. If we identify any issues we can also provide you with costs for repair.

Additionally, larger septic tank installations on commercial properties can also benefit hugely by nipping potential issues in the bud long before they become costly.

Which aspects of your septic tank will we inspect?

Tankology will typically look at these factors when assessing your septic tank. Every inspection will unearth all existing problems as well as any issues that may cause problems in the immediate and long term future.

Septic tank inspection checklist includes:

1. Check internally for wear of damage to baffles
2. Check your effluent filter (if you have one)
3. Run household taps and flush the toilets
4. Check for sewage back-up or wastewater
5. Measure internal sludge layer thickness
6. Check and identify leaks or damaged casing
7. Identify and inspect additional mechanical parts
8. Check your drainage field for ponding

There will be a number of other checks which will be dependent of the type of system you have. Also, once on site our engineer will let you know what else may need inspecting.