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Protect Your Investment and the Environment! Open Tank Camera Septic System Inspections for Residential & Commercial, Call Today
- HoursOPEN NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Sun - Phone:
Main - 973-702-1162
- Address:
- 37 Hickory Rd Sussex, NJ 07461
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- Categories
- Real Estate Inspection Service, Building Contractors, Home Inspection, Inspection Service, Septic Tanks & Systems, Septic Tanks-Treatment Supplies, Sewer Contractors, Utility Companies, Water Consultants
- Services / Products
- All Septic Inspections performs the below evaluations, which may or may not be required for each home: * Open tank inspection where the integrity of the septic tank(s) is evaluated and baffles are inspected. * Pump Tank Evaluation. * Absorption area located and evaluated * A Septic camera is available on all inspections to further evaluate any system. * Adapts evaluation techniques to the onsite environment.
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- Accreditation
Proud Member of the BBB
PSMA and NOF Certified Inspectors
- Other Information
Services: Septic Tanks
General Info
Previously known as All Septic Inspections! Locally owned & operated with over 10 years of experience, Jason Harm proudly serves the Sussex, Morris, Hudson and Hunterdon Metros. All Septic Inspections provides septic system inspections that help protect your most valuable investment, your home or business. We offer open tank camera Inspections which allows us to view the entire system from the inside. We serve residential and commercial clients. We work with realtors and home inspectors as well as home owners, buyers and sellers. A PSMA/NOF Septic System Inspection provides homeowners or prospective buyers with information about septic system components and current operating conditions. Top Four Things You Can Do To Protect Your Septic System: * Regularly inspect your system and pump every 3 years. * If it doesn't break down, don't flush it down. * Use water efficiently. * Care for your absorption area. Septic System Inspections and Guidelines to Extend the Life of Your Septic System: * Don't Pour or flush harsh chemicals - Household cleaners and other products can be harmful to the bacteria in the septic system that breaks down waster. * Don't Install Garbage Disposals - Garbage disposals will substantially increase the solids, biomass and liquid loading of the septic tank and will decrease its operating efficiency. * Don't Pour cooking oils, fats, or grease down the drain - These substances will congeal in the plumbing, in the septic tank, and in the disposal field, and may clog he systems operations. * Use liquid detergents - Powder detergents solidify in cold water, and can clog your system. * Don't use Chemicals or Enzymes - Commercially available products that claim to improve septic system performance are not proven to work and may harm your system. * Avoid Damage. * Don't Drive or park over your septic. * Don't plant trees or large shrubs where their roots may disturb the system. * Don't pave over a septic system. * Don't plant trees or large shrubs where their roots may disturb the system. * Don't pave over a septic system.