Identify whether the property uses a septic tank, private treatment system or public connection. Locate tanks, inspection points and discharge routes; review pumping and repair history; and investigate odour, backflow, slow drainage or wet ground before committing.
Which system details should be confirmed?
- system type and location;
- capacity and served buildings;
- inspection and pumping access;
- discharge route;
- maintenance responsibility.
Which records should be retained?
- plans and approvals;
- service and pumping records;
- contractor reports;
- incident history;
- repair invoices.
Continue through Residences, Owners and the directory.
Inspect before problems are buried.
Document the system, access and maintenance history.
Find property inspection supportFrequently asked questions
Should the wastewater system be inspected before purchase?
Yes. Confirm the system type, location, access, condition and maintenance records.
What warning signs matter?
Odour, slow drainage, backflow, wet ground and repeated pumping deserve investigation.
Should pumping records be kept?
Yes. Keep dates, contractor details, findings and disposal records.
Sources & References
- Pollution Control Department
- Department of Health
- Department of Public Works and Town & Country Planning
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