A.D. Home Inspections is excited to help you get started with your next real estate transaction! With the skills and experience of our trusted professionals, you will receive quick and quality results. Ammon Hontz, the owner and operator of A.D. Home Inspections was born and raised in the small, old town of Jim Thorpe, PA. Throughout his life, he has worked in many aspects of both construction and remodeling on both old and new structures. Along with that, he has LIVED in both old, and custom built homes, and has a unique knowledge about both types of dwellings.
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The septic alarm is indicating the water level in the pump/dose tank is high. This could be due to several reasons. When the alarm sounds, 1st step to take is to check the breaker panel to see if the breaker labeled “septic” or “sewage” pump is tripped off. If it is NOT off or after resetting, the alarm is still activated, contact our office to have this situation rectified. No. The 4” or 6” pipe that you are seeing is just an inspection pipe to the tank. This pipe is located at the beginning of the septic tank. The tank itself has up to 3 manhole lids on it that need to be accessible to do a proper cleaning of the septic system. The number of lids is dependent upon the type of the septic system and the age of the home.