MySepticCheck

For estate agents · Properties in England

Help sellers get their drainage information ready

Selling a home with a septic tank, sewage treatment plant or cesspool? Give your seller a straightforward way to organise their information before conveyancing questions arrive.

A simple addition to your seller information

1. Share the link

Add MySepticCheck to your seller welcome email or send the free sample pack link. You do not need an agent account to share it.

2. The seller completes it

The seller creates their own account, records their system details and adds available photographs and documents.

3. They share their pack

The seller pays £29.99 for one property, saves their pack as a PDF and can email it to you or their conveyancer.

Everything can be arranged online. No appointment or phone call is needed to use MySepticCheck.

What you can expect to receive

  • Property and drainage system details supplied by the seller.
  • Maintenance information and notes about available records.
  • A register of supporting evidence and any uploaded photographs.
  • A Green, Amber or Red readiness summary highlighting information gaps or reported issues.

The pack provides a starting point for questions. It does not verify the seller’s answers or replace professional due diligence. A green result does not certify compliance, and a specialist inspection may still be needed.

Explore the fictional example

Share with your sellers

Copy this wording into your own email or seller welcome notes.

https://mysepticcheck.co.uk/sample-seller-pack

Questions from agents

Do we need a subscription?

No subscription is needed to share these public pages. The seller buys their own one-property pack directly.

Can we access a seller’s account?

The seller keeps control of their account and evidence. Ask them to send you their downloaded pack; sharing this link does not give you access to their account.

Can this replace a drainage survey?

No. The pack organises seller-supplied information. Refer technical questions and possible defects to an appropriate specialist, and legal questions to the conveyancer.

How do we ask a question?

Use the email details on our contact page.