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Orlando Septic Tank Pumping & Septic Inspection

As a leader in the waste management industry in Central Florida, Orlando Septic Services perform a lot of inspections, drain field installations, and septic tank pump outs. We are often asked, Do I really need to have my septic system inspected? And, What is typically involved in a septic system inspection? In General, An inspection Will Involve The Following, According To The EPA: Review of the system permit, design, and installation records (including system age) Review of the septic tank pumping and system maintenance records Opening and inspecting all tanks (septic tank, pump tank, distribution box) Evaluating the septic tank sludge and scum levels and determining the need to pump Assessing the condition of the septic tank effluent filter (if installed) Looking for signs of leakage, such as low water levels in the tank Looking for signs of backup, such as staining in the tank above the outlet pipe Evaluating [...]

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