Welcome to Ambassador Inspections!
Protecting Your Investment. Protecting Your Closing.
Established in 2015, Ambassador Inspections is a family-owned, veteran-owned company proudly serving Wake, Johnston, Franklin, Nash, and surrounding North Carolina counties.
When you choose Ambassador Inspections, you're choosing to trust us before we've had the opportunity to earn that trust. We don't take that trust for granted. Our commitment is to honor your trust by serving you with honesty, thoroughness, and professionalism from the moment we arrive until the job has been completed to the best of our ability.
We are certified in Point-of-Sale Septic Inspections and Backflow Testing, working closely with home buyers, homeowners, realtors, and businesses.
As Certified Septic Inspectors, we evaluate septic systems for their condition and applicable North Carolina 18E On-Site Wastewater Rules requirements. Our thorough inspections help identify potential problems before closing, giving buyers the information they need to make informed decisions and allowing more time to address concerns during the due diligence period.
Our Commitment to You
We Respect Your Time and Property
We make every effort to arrive on schedule, communicate promptly when delays occur, and treat your property with care and respect.
We Believe in Educating Our Customers
We explain our findings, answer questions, and help customers understand their septic systems and how to properly maintain them.
We Believe in Doing the Job Right
We follow a systematic, thorough inspection process without shortcuts because our customers depend on accurate information.
Our goal is simple: Leave every customer confident they chose the right company.
Schedule Your Septic Inspection Why have a septic inspection
* NEW - Leach Line Scoping *
We now have a sewer camera that can be run down the leach lines in certain
applications.
1. New construction, to make sure that the lines were not crushed by landscaping
equipment.
2. Homes that have mature trees in or near the leach lines.
3. If someone has driven over the leach field.
4. Older homes, to see if there are solids built up in the
lines that might cause problems.
* NEW - GPS/GIS Mapping*
Ambassador Inspections now offers you the ability to have a visual map of the general location and layout of your septic system, including the tank, distribution box and drain/leach lines. This information can be shown on a map of your homesite, with your home, buildings, out-buildings and other features noted, along with estimated lengths and distances between the septic system and these features. All elements and features are also marked on the map with GPS coordinates.
Ambassador Inspections is now offering a new service, GPS/GIS mapping for septic lines!
GPS/GIS mapping provides a visual layout of a property’s entire septic system, including the tank, distribution box, and leach lines in relation to the house and any additional buildings. It also includes an estimate of the tank’s and lines’ distances from the house, generally with a margin of error of only five feet or less. Weather conditions and tree coverage may affect this margin.
If you’re a homeowner interested in adding a pool, deck, or patio, but you’re not sure where your septic tank is….
If you’re a custom builder tasked with building an addition to a home, and you want to meet county-specific requirements without the hassle of locating the septic system yourself…
If you’re a pool company concerned that a home’s septic system may affect your project…
A septic system map may save you hours of time and help prevent liability concerns in the future – for instance, a pool that was installed in the middle of a leach field, or a deck built right above a septic tank.
As a system is mapped, the coordinates of various points, like the tank, are logged. All you need to do is look up the GPS coordinates to locate any of the objects that have been marked.
*** Please Note ***
* This map is not survey quality. Ambassador Inspections and employees thereof are not surveyors. The responsibility to ensure compliance with state and local codes is the contractor’s.
* These GPS points are in a three-foot-wide trench. It is the contractor’s responsibility to locate the edges of the trench.
* Ambassador Inspections and employees thereof are not responsible for any errors, omissions, and/or mistakes that might cause property damage of any kind.
* Septic maps produced by Ambassador Inspections are intended as starting points for contractors to locate septic systems, and the responsibility to ensure code compliance and mitigate risk is the contractor’s.
* This mapping service is for septic systems only. It does not take the place of 811 utilities locators. Ambassador Inspections does not mark utilities.