Septic inspection
$275
A standard operation and maintenance (O&M) inspection of the whole system.
Our prices, published
Most septic companies make you call to find out what anything costs. We would rather you know before you dial.
These are our starting prices for typical residential systems across Skagit and Whatcom County. Where a job has variables, you get the real number up front, before work starts, not on the invoice.
Property-transfer inspection
$325
The more thorough inspection a real-estate sale requires, with property-transfer paperwork filed.
Septic tank pumping
$575
A standard 1,000-gallon residential tank. Larger tanks and extra compartments are quoted up front.
RV pump-out
$200
Holding-tank service for RVs.
Service call / diagnostics
$175
A technician on site to troubleshoot what the system is doing.
Installations & big repairs
Quoted
Every install is designed and quoted per site, before any digging starts. Financing is available through Craft3. Details here.
Fair questions about these numbers
Why does a property-transfer inspection cost more than a standard one?
A property-transfer (real estate) inspection is more thorough than a routine O&M inspection and comes with the property-transfer paperwork the sale requires. The extra time and filing is the difference between $275 and $325.
What can change the price of a pump-out?
$575 covers a standard 1,000-gallon residential tank. Larger tanks, extra compartments, long hose runs, and lids that have to be dug up by hand can add to it. You get the real number up front, before the truck starts pumping.
Why is there no installation price on this list?
Because it would be a made-up number. A gravity system for a small home and an engineered system barged to an island are different projects by an order of magnitude. Design pins the number down, and you get a real quote before any digging starts.
Do these prices apply on the islands?
Island and remote work is quoted per job. Barging trucks and equipment across the water has real costs, and we would rather quote them honestly than pad a price list.
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Ready for a real number?
Call (360) 421-1063 and tell us what the system is doing. If it is on this list, you already know the price; if it is bigger, you will get an honest quote instead of a surprise.
Need a septic tank pumped or looked at?
Call or send a message and we will get you on the schedule. Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.