Chapter 6: Photosynthesis and Respiration. Covers: Autotrophs and Heterotrophs, Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP), Photosynthesis, and Respiration.
The cost of this test is about $400-$450. The costs of repairing or replacing a defective septic system can be very expensive and can range from $1,500 (repairs to drain lines) to $6,000 (replacing a failed system). Do not take the inspection of the system lightly.he destructive septic inspection involves excavating the tank, opening the access ports to look into the tank, opening the distribution box, using a rod to measure the levels of the scum and solid wastes in the tank, and in many instances, it involves pumping the tank if the baffles and filter are not visible.
In the greater Seattle area most inspections are in the range of $375-$450 for a residentail home. The fees usually vary based on the size and age of the home. ie. an older home or a large home may cost more.Be sure that your inspector is licensed and prefferably also has a state pest inspection license.round Delaware and the Mid-Atlantic states, most general home inspections will cost $300-$500. Inspectors will add on fee for additional services. For example: a radon inspection will add about $100, a wood destroying insection inspection will add about $75 and so on for various additional inspections.