Find your septic tank and septic records by address in New Mexico. Statewide coverage of registered liquid-waste (septic) system locations.
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45,000+
mapped septic locations in New Mexico
Coverage includes:
Who regulates & keeps records
NMED regulates septic statewide (not by county). You can search pre-2017 permits via NMED’s self-service search; for systems installed in 2017 or later, request records from your local NMED field office (can take up to ~10 business days).
Inspection at sale
Yes. New Mexico requires a septic system evaluation before property transfer (20.7.3.902 NMAC). A qualified evaluator files the report with NMED (a $50 filing fee applies) within 15 days.
Key requirements
Pumping
$258-$303
NM market estimate; not a government figure
Transfer evaluation
$50 + evaluator fee
NMED filing fee; evaluator fee is separate
New/replacement
$6,950-$8,255
NM conventional estimate; varies by site
Ranges are typical estimates and vary by property, system, and contractor.
How do I find my septic tank in New Mexico?
Enter your New Mexico property address into TankFindr. We search 45,000+ mapped septic locations from government records and return the GPS location, septic-vs-sewer status, and any permit details on file for the property.
Does TankFindr cover my county in New Mexico?
Statewide coverage of registered liquid-waste (septic) system locations. You can run a free address check to see exactly what we have for a specific property before purchasing a report.
Who keeps septic records in New Mexico?
NMED regulates septic statewide (not by county). You can search pre-2017 permits via NMED’s self-service search; for systems installed in 2017 or later, request records from your local NMED field office (can take up to ~10 business days).