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JOHNSTON COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT 309 East Market Street, Smithfield, NC 27577 Phone: 9199895180 Fax: 9199895190 Email: septicwellapplication@johnstonnc.comSubdivision Application and

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1. Start by contacting the local health department or a septic professional to get the necessary information about finding a septic system.
2. Locate the area on your property where the septic system might be installed. Look for signs such as grass that is consistently greener and healthier compared to the surrounding area.
3. Use a metal probe or a septic tank locator tool to carefully poke the ground and identify any buried components of the septic system.
4. If you're unable to locate the septic system on your own, consider hiring a professional septic contractor who has expertise in locating septic systems.
5. Once the septic system is found, mark the location for future reference and any potential maintenance needs.
6. It is important to keep a record of the septic system location and the date of inspection for future reference.
7. Remember to exercise caution while searching for the septic system. Avoid damaging any pipes or components, and prioritize safety throughout the process.

Who needs find a septic or?

1. Homeowners who have recently purchased a property and are unsure about the location of the septic system.
2. Individuals experiencing septic system issues such as backups, odors, or drainage problems and need to locate the system for inspection and potential repairs.
3. Septic professionals who need to identify the septic system on someone else's property to provide maintenance or perform installations.
4. Real estate agents and property inspectors who want to determine the location and condition of the septic system for evaluation and disclosure purposes.
5. Any individual who wants to be aware of the septic system's presence on their property for preventative maintenance and to avoid potential hazards or damages.

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