Field Service Manager Brad Redden puts a hose back onto their septic tank pumper after a routine inspection and cleaning of a commercial septic tank site.

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With over 45 years of experience, we are a locally owned, small family business that specializes in the inspection, installation, maintenance and repair of residential and commercial on-site wastewater (septic) systems. We are equipped with state of the art technology, tools and equipment to keep the job affordable, efficient and clean.

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Soil Science and Permitting
AOWE Permits
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Field Service Manager Brad Redden, left, and Owner Jeff Kerr, right, remove the lid of a septic tank cover during an inspection of a commercial site in Seven Lakes, North Carolina.

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Residential

We offer routine maintenance, sewer line cleaning, installation & repair, emergency service, inspections for real estate transactions and much more. Our septic system maintenance plan takes the guesswork out of owning and maintaining your system.

Commercial

We provide a dependable and environmentally responsible means of dealing with commercial wastewater. Our maintenance plan helps to extend the time between cleaning, prevents odor, messy back ups, and saves money.

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Currently serving Moore, Harnett, Hoke, Lee and Cumberland Counties

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Quick Turnaround Time
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Revolutionary improvements in septic system design
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Septic System Installation Technologies

Sourcing the best technologies with a focus on quality, sustainability, and manufacturer backed guarantees.

Greater design flexibility and 25% smaller than conventional septic systems.
Drain fields installed without the need for gravel or additional heavy equipment driving on your yard. Less mess, faster installation.
Septic Tanks guaranteed to be watertight.
Unique interlocking chamber designs make it extremely easy to expand the system should you ever decide to build an addition or add a bedroom.

Products made in the USA from Recycled Materials.
Durable and strong high density polyethylene products that are resistant to corrosion and deterioration from hydrogen sulfide.
5 Year Manufacturers warranty on all Septic Tanks.
We coordinate public utility location services and file for all of the necessary permits for repair with the local Environmental Health Department. A one stop shop to manage your project from start to finish.

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We employ state of the art tools and technology.

Whether your drain field is blocked with roots, receiving more water than it can process or has been abused over time with lack of maintenance, we will work with you to find the best solution for your system issues.

Hydro-JetHydro jetting consists of a high-pressure hose with a specialized nozzle connected to a machine that pressurizes the water, producing a powerful stream that can cut through minor root blockages and restore the flow of water to the drain fie… — **Hydro-Jet**
Hydro jetting consists of a high-pressure hose with a specialized nozzle connected to a machine that pressurizes the water, producing a powerful stream that can cut through minor root blockages and restore the flow of water to the drain field.

TerraliftTerralift uses a probe and an integral pneumatic hammer to penetrate the soil. It then forces air into the soil at a controllable rate to create a network of fissures and cracks, which breaks up biomat and loosens compacted soil in the… — **Terralift**
Terralift uses a probe and an integral pneumatic hammer to penetrate the soil. It then forces air into the soil at a controllable rate to create a network of fissures and cracks, which breaks up biomat and loosens compacted soil in the drain field.

AerationAeration systems work by simply enhancing the natural treatment process in which oxygen and bacteria work together to stimulate the reversal of the drain field clogging process as they work to consume the organic matter. — **Aeration**
Aeration systems work by simply enhancing the natural treatment process in which oxygen and bacteria work together to stimulate the reversal of the drain field clogging process as they work to consume the organic matter.

ExcavationFrom minor root removal to major excavation, we have appropriately sized equipment for an entire range of leach field repair. Our smallest, the Kubota B-26 is perfect for navigating around existing landscaping for even the tightest repairs. — **Excavation**
From minor root removal to major excavation, we have appropriately sized equipment for an entire range of leach field repair. Our smallest, the Kubota B-26 is perfect for navigating around existing landscaping for even the tightest repairs.

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FAQ: Septic System Permits

In North Carolina, each county has an Environmental Health Department that keeps record of all documents associated with the permitting of septic systems. Some counties have may allow access to septic system permits through an online database or as a link through the GIS but many counties still keep paper records and will require you to submit a request for information.

Septic Smart REALTOR®: Advertising the Permitted Number of Bedrooms

Brokers frequently have questions regarding sewer and septic issues and the appropriate number of bedrooms for a listing. If a septic permit is available, the number of bedrooms permitted to be advertised for a listing will be the number of bedrooms as allowed on the septic permit issued by local authorities.

How Do I Properly Care for my Septic System?

Conventional septic systems can function very well with minimal care. In fact, most septic tanks will only require an inspection and pumping out by a professional every three to five years if they are used properly.

How Failing Septic Systems Can Be Hazardous to Your Health

The major reason for safe disposal of sewage is to prevent the spread of disease. If a septic system is properly sited, is working properly, and has been maintained regularly, it will effectively and efficiently remove disease-causing bacteria.

A Q&A with the NC Septic Tank Association

Check out this great post featuring commonly asked questions about septic systems and answers from certified industry professionals on the board of the North Carolina Septic Tank Association.

Proper Landscaping On and Around Your Septic System

The drainfield is a vital part of your septic system. Having the right landscaping on and around your system is important, as tree and shrubbery roots can grow into the drain lines.

10 Important Tips for Maintaining Your Septic System

Do not put too much water into the septic system; typical water use is about 50 gallons per day for each person in the family. Do not add materials other than domestic wastewater. Restrict the use of your garbage disposal.

What is a septic system?

There are a number of different septic systems, each with its own design. The conventional system is the one most commonly used in North Carolina. It consists of three main parts: the septic tank, the drainfield, and the soil beneath the drainfield.