by Alan Redburn | Jun 11, 2026 | Septic Inspections
Before buying a home with a septic system, find out the tank age and material, when it was last pumped, the condition of the drainfield, whether the system has current permits, and what the most recent inspection report shows. A septic system can last 20 to 50 years... 
by Alan Redburn | Apr 27, 2026 | Septic Inspections
Moisture meters detect water damage you cannot see by measuring the electrical conductivity of building materials. Water conducts electricity, so when a moisture meter is pressed against drywall, wood framing, or a floor, elevated conductivity readings reveal hidden... 
by Alan Redburn | Apr 9, 2026 | Septic Inspections
A septic inspection covers the tank, distribution box, drainfield, and all connected pipes to check for leaks, blockages, structural damage, and signs of system failure. Buyers need one because a failing septic system can cost between $5,000 and $15,000 to repair, or... 
by Alan Redburn | Jun 1, 2023 | Home Inspections, Septic Inspections, Well Inspections
Most Missouri homeowners pay between $400 and $650 for a combined well and septic inspection. If you get them done separately, a well inspection costs around $250 to $450, and a septic inspection runs $300 to $550. The good news? Getting both checked at the same time...
