Title 5 Inspections in North Reading, MA
The town of North Reading, MA has tried numerous times to pass a sewer extension bill, but without success the town continues to be served by septic systems. North Reading does not have any of it’s own Septic Inspection Bylaws so Title 5 Inspections are regulated by the State Environmental code.
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What Happens if your Septic System Fails a Title 5 Inspection?
The Board of Health will be notified upon completion of the Title 5 Inspection.
You will need to hire a consultant for Soil Testing and Percolation Tests. Berl Title 5 performs soil testing and would gladly assist in your percolation and soil evaluation needs.
An Engineer will be needed to draft new septic System Design plans and submit them to the Board of Health.
How much does a Title 5 Inspection Cost?
Does your Septic Tank need to be pumped? Though not required in North Reading, some homeowners opt to have their septic tanks pumped. This generally costs from $300 - $400
Do you have Private Well Water? If your Septic System is located within 100’ of a private well, then a well water test will have to be performed. If so, we can take a water sample to the lab. The pricing as of 2025 is $130 for a well water test
What type of Septic System do you have? There are many different types of septic systems, and price can vary depending on the number of components required to be excavated.
Call Berl Title 5 for your Septic System Inspection needs
