One address is enough to begin
We identify the likely county or state record owner and verify the property before relying on a result.
Upload the permit, drawing, approval, inspection, or agency reply you already have. We’ll explain what it confirms, what remains unclear, and what to ask next.
See a completed Record BriefAddress lookup only identifies the county. It does not save the property address or send a records request.
Only this browser sees the address and request text. SepticPath records anonymous tool actions, not the property or message.
We read the actual file in its property and agency context—not as a generic document summary.
This beta privately stores the submitted address and attached records and emails them to the SepticPath operator so a human reply can be prepared. Do not submit Social Security numbers, payment details, access codes, or unrelated personal documents.
Human-reviewedWe aim to reply by email within 1–2 business days.
We identify the likely county or state record owner and verify the property before relying on a result.
When appropriate, we request the permit, final record, layout, bedroom capacity, repair history, and relevant approval documents.
We preserve the original source and clearly separate confirmed facts, unresolved questions, and decisions that require a licensed professional.
Need the broader seller disclosure or permit-history sequence instead?
Open the transfer workflow