Human septic document review · free beta

Send the file. We’ll answer the questions it raises.

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.

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Source-matched answers Gaps and conflicts kept visible Human-reviewed reply
Self-serve alternative Build a file request yourself No submission or email required. Your address stays in this browser. Routed coverage currently includes 5 states and 107 county paths.

Resolve the file route. Build the request. Keep the offer moving.

Address lookup only identifies the county. It does not save the property address or send a records request.

1. Find the public file route
or use county
2. Frame the file question
Start the human review

Send the source record and your questions.

We read the actual file in its property and agency context—not as a generic document summary.

  1. Match: tie the file to the property, parcel, issuing office, and record date.
  2. Read: answer your questions from the source text and drawing—not assumptions.
  3. Separate: show confirmed facts, missing evidence, conflicts, and what still needs field or agency confirmation.

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.

Your reply will include
  • Direct answers tied to the source file
  • Confirmed facts, limitations, gaps, and conflicts
  • The next useful agency or field question, when needed

Human-reviewedWe aim to reply by email within 1–2 business days.

Free during beta · Human-reviewed Give us the source file and the questions you need answered. No payment is required during the beta. We’ll reply from the evidence in the file and name anything it cannot establish.

Attach the agency record itself whenever possible. Listing screenshots can provide context, but they do not replace the official source file.

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Free beta files are reviewed manually and are not added to a public dataset or newsletter. A record review cannot confirm current field conditions or replace an inspection.

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One address is enough to begin

We identify the likely county or state record owner and verify the property before relying on a result.

02

We pursue the usable artifacts

When appropriate, we request the permit, final record, layout, bedroom capacity, repair history, and relevant approval documents.

03

You receive evidence, not a guess

We preserve the original source and clearly separate confirmed facts, unresolved questions, and decisions that require a licensed professional.

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