If possible, know where the septic tank is located, make sure the area is accessible, and provide any available maintenance records. If tank lids are buried, they may need to be uncovered before the inspection can be completed.

Yes. Mike’s Sanitation serves New Bremen and surrounding communities throughout the region. Call to confirm service availability for your specific property address.

Either party can schedule the inspection. Sellers may schedule before listing to prepare the property, while buyers may schedule during the inspection period to better understand the system before closing.

A septic inspection can identify visible and accessible conditions at the time of service and provide findings based on those observations. If a county, lender, or other party has specific requirements, you should confirm what documentation or inspection standard they require.

Common warning signs include slow drains, sewage smells, standing water near the drain field, unusually green grass over the leach field, plumbing backups, and wastewater surfacing in the yard. If you notice these issues, schedule service as soon as possible.

You should consider an inspection if you notice slow drains, sewage odors, wet areas in the yard, gurgling plumbing, sewage backups, or if you do not know when the system was last serviced. Inspections are also helpful during real estate transactions.

Yes. Mike’s Sanitation provides septic inspection and septic pumping services. If the inspection shows that pumping is recommended, our team can help coordinate that service.

Yes, many sellers choose to schedule a septic inspection before listing their home. This can help uncover issues early, provide helpful information for buyers, and reduce the risk of delays during the transaction.

If you are buying a home with a septic system, a septic inspection is strongly recommended. It can help you understand the system’s condition before closing and identify whether pumping, maintenance, or further evaluation may be needed.