GroundRosterSeptic Inspection in Plymouth, MA
23 of the 32 licensed listings in Plymouth hold a Massachusetts license class that covers this work: they are licensed to inspect existing septic systems; the license class you want for a home-purchase inspection. Not every well and septic professional is; see all Plymouth listings for the full roster.
Patrick T. HowardLicensed
Anthony A. EspositoLicensed
Churchill EngineeringLicensed
Associated Engineers of PlymouthLicensed
Septic SolutionsLicensed
Mark J. NardoneLicensed
Karen M. KeaneLicensed
Plymouth Septic Services LLCLicensed
Peter B. Gellar IVLicensed
David G. DrainLicensed
Jason B. PierceLicensed
Patrick KaneLicensed
Legacy Pumping, Inc.Licensed
Brian TravisLicensed
Waste Water Services Inc.Licensed
Tim LovellLicensed
Brad J. WhiteLicensed
Thomas PozerskiLicensed
Armando PantojaLicensed
John MoonLicensed
David WalshLicensed
Zackary SeaburyLicensed
Plymouth Board of HealthLicensed
What does septic inspection cost?
A septic inspection usually costs $150 to $900. The low end is a visual check of the tank and drainfield; the high end opens and pumps the tank as part of the inspection, which is what most buyers should ask for.
Do I need a septic inspection when buying a house?
If the property is on a septic system: yes, strongly recommended and often required by lenders. The inspection covers the tank, baffles, drainfield, and permit history. Schedule it early in your option period; a failed system is a five-figure negotiation item.
Before you hire
Confirm the license number on this page is still active with Massachusetts, ask for proof of insurance, and get at least three written quotes; pricing on this work varies widely by site conditions.