This site is a referral service that connects Southern Utah property owners with independent, licensed septic service providers. We are not a septic contractor and do not perform the work ourselves.
A septic inspection checks the tank and drainfield for condition and function. Buyers often request one before closing on a home with a septic system, and owners use them to plan maintenance.
Inspection scope varies by provider; ask what is included. Pricing depends on the job, so request a free quote with the form below.
Utah does not require one statewide for every sale, but lenders or buyers often request it. Check your purchase contract and lender requirements.
Often 1 to 3 hours depending on the scope and whether the tank must be uncovered and pumped.
Many inspectors pump or recommend pumping so they can see the tank's interior and baffles clearly.
Contact the Southwest Utah Public Health Department, which keeps onsite wastewater records for Washington and Iron counties.
The provider will explain the issue and options, such as baffle repair, pumping, or drainfield evaluation, with a separate quote.
Fill out the short form below to request a free quote. A local septic provider will contact you to confirm timing and pricing.