Point-of-Sale Inspection Articles

A complete evaluation of an existing system cannot truly be done without pumping the tank

Also in this month’s update, Vermont Healthy Homes program will help homeowners repair or replace failing or inadequate septic systems

Also in this month’s update, new rules for point-of-sale septic inspections will take effect in Virginia

Also in this month’s update, Tennessee, Florida and North Carolina residents are eligible for FEMA assistance to repair onsite systems damaged by severe storms

Not inspecting the entire system and relying on only the view through a vent will often result in misdiagnosing system failure

Also in this month’s update, South Carolina conservation groups push for temporary ban of septic tank permit approvals

Also in this month’s update, Colorado tentatively approves rule for recycling wastewater

Also in this month’s update, a Maui County official and a businessman plead guilty in a conspiracy and bribery case

Also in this month’s update, grants are available to replace or repair failing systems in northwest Georgia

Also in this month’s update, a grant program in Suffolk County seeks to offset costs of nitrogen-removing onsite systems

In the midst of an overheated real estate market, the most important message to homebuyers is clear: Don’t drop the onsite inspection contingency!

Also in this month’s regulations update, a New Jersey company is fined for making over 45 million illegal robocalls to sell septic tank products