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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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Key takeaway In one instance, a home sale in Landrum revealed a buried 1,000-gallon tank that was discovered without random excavation, resulting in a cost of $400.
A company is helping families in another part of the country avoid inheriting faulty septic systems. Rock Solid Septic & Excavation offers separate septic inspections to identify potential issues before they become major problems. In one instance, a home sale in Landrum revealed a buried 1,000-gallon tank that was discovered without random excavation, resulting in a cost of $400.
The company has also published a guide for homeowners, although details of the guide's content are not available here. For more information on septic inspections and the services offered by Rock Solid Septic & Excavation, readers can consult the original source.
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Category: business ·
Published: July 29, 2026 ·
Source: Denton Record-Chronicle ·
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