Jurisdiction by service site
Record the site’s jurisdiction with its septic system profile and due date, so location context stays close to the inspection record.
Brasswake · For owner-operators of small septic companies
Brasswake is septic compliance software that keeps a service site’s jurisdiction, inspection history, and next due date together as recurring work comes around.
Built for owner-operated septic service companies serving customers across the U.S., Brasswake helps teams organize inspection records and follow up on recurring due work.
One service-site record
Organize reporting details by jurisdiction, then verify and file through the applicable local process.
Inspection records with context
Keep the service-site jurisdiction, inspection dates, outcomes, notes, and next due date together so your team can review the details behind recurring septic work.
Record the site’s jurisdiction with its septic system profile and due date, so location context stays close to the inspection record.
Keep the inspection date, outcome, and notes together for each service site, then review the history alongside its next due date.
A daily reminder job checks for inspections due in 60 days. Customer reminders and booking remain supporting steps in the follow-up workflow.
The recurring inspection loop
Keep septic inspection records in order while customer reminders and booking help support the next visit.
01 / Organize
Keep the customer, site jurisdiction, septic system profile, and next due date connected in one place.
02 / Record
Record the inspection date, outcome, and notes so prior work stays available when your team reviews what is due.
03 / Follow up
The daily job checks inspections due in 60 days. Brasswake’s customer reminder and booking workflow supports follow-up for recurring septic service.
Small-team pricing
Choose the technician-count tier that fits your team.
$69/ month per company
$99/ month per company
Start a company workspace for your septic inspection records.
Create accountBrasswake organizes inspection records and due dates. The inspecting company remains responsible for the accuracy of its reports and for submitting results through the process required by the applicable county health department or state onsite wastewater program.