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Why Choose Advanced? 


Independent and Unbiased Inspections
We specialize exclusively in inspections and do not install or repair wells or septic systems. This means our evaluations are completely objective and free from conflicts of interest.

Specialized Experience
Unlike “do-it-all” inspectors (typically home inspectors), we focus specifically on well and septic systems. We bring a higher level of experience and attention to these critical components of a property. Well and septic systems are complex and require specialized knowledge. Our focus on these systems allows us to provide a more thorough evaluation than a general inspection.

Clear Interpretation of Findings
Performing the inspection is only part of the job. We clearly explain our findings so buyers, homeowners, and real estate professionals understand the condition of the system and what it means moving forward.

Industry-leading Reports
Through extensive review of industry inspection reports, we have developed a reporting system that goes beyond standard practices. Our reports are designed to be highly detailed, easy to understand, and genuinely useful to clients—not just at the time of inspection, but long after.

Each inspection includes pre-inspection educational videos to help clients be prepared, high-quality photos, and clear explanations of system conditions. In addition, clients receive guidance and video resources for ongoing maintenance, helping them better understand and care for their well and septic systems. Our goal is to provide more than an inspection—we provide long-term value and confidence in system ownership.

Did you know Michigan lacks a state-wide septic code and does not require a license program to perform inspections?

Unlike many other states, Michigan does not have a statewide licensing requirement for well or septic inspectors. While some counties and townships offer their own training or certification programs, there is no uniform statewide standard that determines who is qualified to perform these inspections.

Because of this, individuals from a wide range of backgrounds may offer septic inspections after completing only a short course or general training program. While these programs can provide a basic introduction, they cannot replace the practical knowledge that comes from years of hands-on experience working with septic systems in real-world conditions.

Septic systems are complex and can vary significantly depending on soil conditions, system design, age, local regulations, and much more. Evaluating these systems requires more than simply performing a test or opening a tank. Understanding what the findings actually mean—and how they affect the performance and longevity of the system is one of the most important parts of a proper inspection.

Incorrect interpretation can create serious consequences. If a problem is missed, homeowners may face repairs that cost thousands of dollars. On the other hand, inaccurate or incomplete information can create unnecessary concern and may even cause buyers to walk away from a property based on a misunderstanding of the system’s condition.

At Advanced Well and Septic Inspections, we specialize exclusively in well and septic system inspections. This focus allows us to provide thorough evaluations and clear interpretations of our findings so homeowners, buyers, and real estate professionals can make informed decisions.

In an industry where statewide licensing is not required, experience becomes the most important qualification...