Who handles your septic request

What the publisher does

• Publishes septic information and service-intent pages.
• Collects property and request details supplied by the user.
• Checks that the request is for septic work in the service area.
• Checks the provider’s service, area, business contact, and credentials.
• Sends the request to one qualified provider at a time.
• Follows up and uses the next qualified provider if contact does not happen.

What the independent provider does

• Contacts the homeowner about the request.
• Checks the property and explains the work that may be needed.
• Supplies its own credentials, proposal, price, schedule, and terms.
• Obtains permits and inspections assigned to it by law or agreement.
• Performs and stands behind any contracted field work.

What remains up to the provider

We cannot guarantee that a provider will contact you, offer a quote, or accept the job. The provider controls the visit, diagnosis, price, schedule, written agreement, permits, and work.

Consumer verification

Before authorizing work, independently confirm the provider identity, current registration or license where applicable, insurance, written scope, permits, price, payment terms, timing, and warranty.