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A-American Septic Service | Septic Inspections | Septic System Maintenance | Electronic Septic Locating | Minor Repairs | Major Repairs | Riser Installation | Preventative Maintenance Inspection
| Service, Inspections and Maintenance for Existing Systems |
When you need service, repair, or maintenance, we are a quick phone call away. Whether you’re ready to schedule, or just have questions, our friendly, knowledgeable staff is happy to help.
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Inspections for Home Sales* |
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Enzyme Treatment |
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Grease Trap Pumping & Cleaning |
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Root Treatment |
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Septic Pumping & Cleaning |
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Electronic Location |
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Trouble Shooting |
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Riser (Service Port) Installation |
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Major and Minor Repairs |
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Information & Literature |
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Effluent Filter Cleaning, Replacement,
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Preventative Maintenance Inspection |
Arizona State Law requires that the Seller of a property served by a septic system provide to the Buyer a
State Inspection Report. The report is an eight page long form that must be filled out by a Licensed
Septic Inspector. This report is good for six months, meaning that a seller can use the report an
unlimited number of times, in a six-month period, following the date of inspection. This is why the
Seller normally pays for the State Inspection Report. If the Buyer cancels, the report can still benefit the
Seller, once another offer is accepted.
*NOTE: The State of Arizona issued this statement: “Waiver of Seller’s responsibility to comply
with a legal requirement is not allowable, regardless of status of seller as a financial institution
or entity, and regardless of a real estate contract drafted or drawn by the Seller.”
To learn more about the law, please visit
• Arizona Department of Environmental Quality
• FAQs Regarding Transfer Requirements
• Notice of Transfer Online
• Notice of Transfer Form Printable Version
| REAL ESTATE LISTING AGENTS |
We highly recommend, upon taking a listing serviced by a septic system, having your home owner request a Septic Permit Search from Maricopa County Environmental Services Department. Due to requirement changes, this information is mandatory on Transfer of Ownership Forms for all 2001 and newer properties. The law says it is the property owner’s responsibility to keep a record of all permitting. Learn more by visiting the links above. Visit ADEQ’s site to find more information. To read the specific verbiage clicking here. |
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