Old Town Septic & Electrical Inspections | Stephenson's Septic Services

Our electrical inspection thoroughly tests your generator transfer switch for proper operation, corrosion, and wear—common issues in our area. We ensure it safely disconnects from the grid and connects to your generator during an outage, preventing backfeed hazards and ensuring your home has reliable backup power when you need it most.

Absolutely. While a tripping breaker is an electrical symptom, the root cause in older homes is often a failing septic pump or sump pump drawing excessive current. Our integrated plumbing inspection checks these critical pumps and their wiring connections. We diagnose whether the overload is due to a plumbing system fault, allowing us to fix the real problem, not just the symptom.

We perform a coordinated inspection focusing on the intersection of systems. This includes checking all septic and well pump electrical connections for safety, verifying GFCI protection in wet areas, assessing the load on your breaker panel from all major appliances (including pumps), and ensuring there are no hidden leaks or moisture issues that could create electrical hazards.