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A septic inspection tells you what shape your tank and drain field are in before a small problem turns into a backup or a drain field replacement. Plumb-All inspects septic systems across South Metro Atlanta for home buyers, sellers, and homeowners who want to stay ahead of problems.
We can usually be there within 24 hours, and our trucks carry a sewer camera, so if something looks wrong we can see inside the line on the same visit.
Find out what you're buying before closing, not after.
A recent inspection letter answers the buyer's questions up front.
The EPA recommends an inspection at least every 3 years.
Slow drains, odors, gurgling, or a soggy yard over the drain field.
We find the tank and dig up the lid, so you don’t have to.
We measure what’s built up in the tank and tell you if it’s due for pumping.
We check the inlet and outlet baffles that keep solids out of the drain field.
We look for cracks, damage, and signs of leaks in the tank and lids.
We check how the system is draining and look for wet spots, odors, or a field that’s failing.
On systems with a pump tank, we check the pump, floats, and high-water alarm.
If the line between the house and the tank is slow or backing up, we can run a sewer camera through it to find roots, cracks, or clogs. Learn more in our guide on what to expect during a septic inspection.
Buying or selling a home with a septic system? After the inspection, we put our findings in a written letter you can share with the buyer, seller, lender, or agent. It covers:
Free estimates and upfront pricing. You'll know the cost before we start.
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Open septic tank showing the scum layer before pumping · Jonesboro
Septic tank opening with the baffle exposed for inspection · Jonesboro
Broken septic baffle and line found during a repair · Jonesboro
Camera view inside a sewer line · Hampton
Septic effluent filter pulled from the outlet for cleaning · Jonesboro
Septic risers with lids at ground level · McDonough
We explain what we found and quote the fix before any work starts. Because we handle every part of a septic system, you don't need a second company:
If a repair needs a permit, we'll tell you up front, and we can pull it for you.
We can usually be there within 24 hours anywhere in our service area.
Plumbing and septic under one roof, serving South Metro Atlanta since 2003.
Free estimates with no hidden fees. You approve the price before we start.
"The county requested an outline of my property’s septic drainfield… Steve showed up the next day bright and early. After probing and marking the drainfield with flags, he drew an outline of the field lines including the distances from the house for reference. He also explained thoroughly how a septic tank system works because I recently bought the house."
The EPA recommends having a septic system inspected at least every 3 years. Most tanks also need pumping every 3 to 5 years, depending on the size of the tank and the household.
Many buyers, lenders and real estate agents ask for one before closing. An inspection shows the condition of the tank and drain field so there are no surprises after the sale. We provide a written inspection letter you can share with the other party.
The letter documents the condition of your system: the tank, the baffles, how the system is draining, and any concerns we found, along with our recommended actions if something needs attention.
Yes. We locate the tank and dig up the lid, so you don't have to find it. If the lid is buried, we can add a riser so it sits at ground level and future inspections and pumpings are quicker.
It depends on the system and how easy the tank is to reach. We give free estimates and quote the price before any work starts.
We inspect septic systems across South Metro Atlanta, including Jonesboro, Fayetteville, McDonough, Stockbridge, Hampton, Ellenwood, Peachtree City, Tyrone, Locust Grove, Griffin, and Newnan.
Plumb-All provides septic service across South Metro Atlanta, including:
Whether you're closing on a home or it's just been a while, an inspection tells you exactly where your system stands.
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