jtpr wrote:
We have an offer pending inspection on the table for our house.
Unfortunately it seems the inspector deemed our septic "poor". So, I
called the people that have been pumping it the past 20 years and they
came over and looked at it. They said it was "holding water" and
that, in fact, it was near failure. They said they need to test the
area to be sure a new leech field could be put in the same location,
and if it could it would run 5-7k for the work. This is a 3 bedroom
home in NH.

All of this seems reasonable. Other then getting a couple more quotes
on this does anybody else have any insight? Questions I should ask?

Thanks,
Jim

With all the rain you've have had up there, I would expect a lot of
people are having the same problem. The first question I would ask
is: "Is a new field really necessary or will all get better as the
ground dries?"

KC