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A Septic Inspection Can Spare an Upstate Family From Inheriting a Broken System
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· July 29, 2026
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Rock Solid Septic & Excavation helps Upstate families avoid inheriting failing septic systems by offering separate septic inspections. A recent Landrum home sale uncovered a buried 1,000-gallon tank without random excavation, costing $400. The company published a homeowner guide to…
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Key points A recent Landrum home sale uncovered a buried 1,000-gallon tank without random excavation, costing $400. Rock Solid Septic & Excavation helps Upstate families avoid inheriting failing septic systems by offering separate septic inspections. More business Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? Rock Solid Septic & Excavation helps Upstate families avoid inheriting failing septic systems by offering separate septic inspections. A recent Landrum home sale uncovered a buried 1,000-gallon tank without random excavation, costing $400. The company published a homeowner guide to…
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