Septic Services
Septic Inspections & Perc Tests
Buying a home on septic? Building on raw land? ALLCON inspects existing septic systems and coordinates perc testing for new installations across Dawsonville, Cumming, Gainesville, Buford, Alpharetta and all of North Georgia. Call (678) 410-0310.
What We Check
Inspection Services
- Pre-purchase septic inspections for home buyers
- Tank, line, and drain field evaluation
- System condition reports — straight answers, in plain English
- Perc test coordination for new construction
- County health department requirement guidance
- Repair or replacement estimates if problems are found
Why It Matters
A $10,000 Problem Hides Underground
A septic system is the most expensive component of a home that buyers never look at. A failing drain field or damaged tank can cost five figures to replace — and a standard home inspection barely touches the septic system. Before you close on a home with septic in North Georgia, have someone who actually installs and repairs these systems put eyes on it.
We evaluate the tank, the lines, and the drain field, and tell you plainly what condition the system is in, how much life it likely has left, and what it would cost to fix anything we find. That's negotiating power at the closing table — or peace of mind.
Building on raw land? The perc test comes first — it determines whether the soil can support a septic system and what type you'll need. We coordinate perc testing and county health department requirements as part of every new installation, so you know what your land can support before you commit to a build.
Serving Dawsonville, Cumming, Gainesville, Buford, Alpharetta, Milton, Canton, Woodstock and surrounding North Georgia communities. Call Ralph at (678) 410-0310.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a regular home inspection cover the septic system?
Usually only briefly. Most home inspectors aren't septic contractors, so the tank, lines and drain field get little attention. A septic inspection from a company that installs and repairs these systems tells you what condition the system is really in.
What is a perc test?
A percolation (perc) test measures how quickly your soil absorbs water. It determines whether a lot can support a septic system and what type of system it needs. If you're building on raw land, it comes before anything else.
What happens if the inspection finds a problem?
We explain what we found in plain English, how serious it is, and what it would cost to repair or replace. That gives you real numbers to take to the closing table, or peace of mind if the system checks out.
When should I schedule a pre-purchase septic inspection?
As early in your due-diligence period as possible, so there's time to get repair estimates or negotiate before closing.
Where do you do septic inspections?
Across North Georgia and the north side of Atlanta — Hall, Forsyth, Dawson, Lumpkin, White, Cherokee, Pickens, Gwinnett and north Fulton counties, including Gainesville, Dawsonville, Cumming, Buford, Alpharetta, Milton, Canton and Woodstock.
Know Before You Buy or Build
Call Ralph to schedule a septic inspection or perc test.
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