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.
According to the website www.title-5.com, âThe average cost of an inspection is between $400 to $550, â¦ which depends upon how much digging is needed to locate the components. Some towns require septic pumping at the time of inspection.eptic systems cost anywhere from $15,000 â $75,000, and once installed they typically last from 20-40 years. That being said, cesspools and original systems, which have been in place since the house was built, can still pass their Title V inspection despite being 50 or 60 years old.