Josh’s noon new construction inspection in King

Black Cat Inspector Josh Hedges conducting a new home construction inspection in King for agent Kathy Choi-Rogers client. Book Josh, or any of our other inspectors, for your next home inspection at www.blackcatinspectionservices.com

Doug and Matthew on their 10 AM inspection in Yadkinville

 

Black Cat Inspectors Doug Simmons and Matthew Weeks on their 10 AM home inspection in Yadkinville with agent Tammy Frye's client. 

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Josh on his noon commercial inspection in High Point

Black Cat Inspector Josh Hedges on his noon commercial inspection in High Point for agent Brian Burnham's client. 

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Josh on his 4 PM inspection in Lexington

Black Cat Inspector Josh Hedges on his 4 PM inspection in Lexington for agent Janea Platt's client. 

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Doug and Matthew on their 1 PM inspection in Winston-Salem

Black Cat Inspectors Doug Simmons and Matthew Weeks on their 1 PM inspection in Winston-Salem for agent Angela Rose client. As Doug conducts this inspection Matthew is assisting as he learns or report system. 

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Josh and Emily on their noon inspection in Winston-Salem

Black Cat Inspectors Josh Hedges and Emily Cabrera on their noon inspection in Winston-Salem for agent Christy Crumpler's client. As Josh conducts this inspection Emily will set the radon monitor, inspect for mold and conduct air samples and swabs of visible areas of mold if found. 

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Information Typically Ignored

Excellent information which typically gets ignored for decades. When not properly maintained, and opened, they STINK Ask me how I know.

Pump Your Septic Tank Every 3 to 5 Years!!!

Do you change the oil in your car regularly? Think of your septic system the same way...

Pumping your septic tank on a maintenance schedule removes the solids that build up on the bottom of the tank and the upper grease layer or 'crust' that forms over time within the tank.

If the solids are left to build up they will eventually move into the drainfield allowing the field to become 'clogged' over time and can create very costly repairs or the need for a full system replacement.

The grease layer within the tank form from everyday dishwashing etc. (worse if grease is allowed to be dumped down the drain NOT RECOMMENDED!!). The grease can form a 'crust' on the top of the tank blocking the inlet or outlet of the tank and can cause messy backups within the home or on the yard.

When was the last time you had your septic tank pumped???