Septic Inspection & Certification
Residential & Commercial — 40 Years Serving Orlando & Central Florida
Residential & Commercial Septic Inspections
Regular septic inspections are a smart way to save money and avoid the headaches of a backed-up system. Without routine inspection of your tank, pipes, and drain field, residue accumulates, leading to clogs and potentially hazardous conditions. For over 40 years, homeowners and businesses across Central Florida have relied on us to keep their systems running smoothly.
As one of the most trusted and experienced septic contractors in Orlando, we have the expertise, equipment, and training to thoroughly assess your system, diagnose issues, and provide cost-effective solutions to restore it to optimal health.
Preventative maintenance is the key to keeping your system efficient and avoiding costly repairs down the road. Contact Anytime Septic today — we'll make sure you're treated like family.
Our Septic System Inspection Procedure
Thorough System Check
Our experienced technicians check all system components to ensure the outlet device and filters (if present) are functioning correctly, and inspect your pump.
Water-Load Drain-Field Test
We complete a thorough examination and a water-load test of your drain field to check for damage or leakage and confirm it's working correctly.
Homeowner Guidance
We help homeowners review water usage to avoid harming the environment or contaminating drinking water, and we always provide a detailed description of any damage or potential problems — plus advice on how to best maintain your system to improve its health and lifespan.
Signs your septic system may need inspection
- Foul odors from drains or yard
- Slow-draining sinks, toilets, or showers
- Gurgling noises from drains
- Standing water or damp areas near the tank or drain field
- Sewage backups in toilets or drains
- Lush, unusually green grass over the drain field (especially in dry periods)
- Needing to pump more frequently than usual
- Visible damage or deterioration of the tank or pipes
If you notice any of these warning signs, schedule an inspection promptly to fix the issue before it leads to costly repairs or environmental damage.
How often is a septic inspection needed?
We recommend septic inspections every 1 to 3 years, though the right frequency depends on a few factors: household size (larger households may need more frequent inspections), system age and type (newer systems with advanced treatment may need less), and water usage.
You should also have the system inspected when buying a property — ideally during your due-diligence period. Regular inspections and pumping save money versus waiting for something to go wrong, which can mean major repairs or a full system replacement costing thousands.
Septic inspection FAQ
Buying, selling, or just due for a checkup? Schedule your septic inspection.
Detailed reports and water-load drain-field testing.