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Licensed septic companies in St. Charles, Missouri

12 businesses on Missouri’s septic licensing records give an address in St. Charles, along with 12 individually licensed professionals. St. Charles is in Franklin County, which has 157 in total.

10 registered owts installers2 registered onsite soil evaluators

Individually licensed professionals in St. Charles

Licensed professionals in St. Charles
NameLicenceCityExpires
Andrew MeyerottAdvanced InstallerNo. 38368St. CharlesMay 31, 2028
Beau DuffyBasic InstallerNo. 38376St CharlesMay 31, 2028
Brian VanCardoBasic InstallerNo. 37514St. CharlesJanuary 31, 2026
Craig BeckmannBasic InstallerNo. 39024St. CharlesDecember 31, 2026
Frank Marchesi, JrAdvanced InstallerNo. 33719St. CharlesAugust 31, 2028
Gabe DunkmannAdvanced InstallerNo. 37679St. CharlesOctober 31, 2028
Harold TownsendBasic InstallerNo. 32409St. CharlesNovember 30, 2026
Jeff RoderfeldAdvanced InstallerNo. 32371St. CharlesJuly 30, 2028
Rick WilcocksonOnsite Soil EvaluatorNo. 50071St CharlesAugust 31, 2028
Robert Gould, Jr.Onsite Soil EvaluatorNo. 50581St CharlesJune 30, 2028
Stephen BenskinBasic InstallerNo. 37440St. CharlesJuly 31, 2027
Vincent MuellerAdvanced InstallerNo. 38369St. CharlesMay 31, 2028

More licensed companies elsewhere in Franklin County

A Missouri licence is valid statewide. These are based in the same county but a different town, and can legally work in St. Charles.

Septic licensing in St. Charles

How many licensed septic companies are there in St. Charles?
12 businesses give St. Charles as their address on Missouri's septic licensing records, alongside 12 individually licensed professionals. That count is of businesses based in St. Charles, not of everyone who will work there — a Missouri licence is valid across the state.
Do I have to use a company based in St. Charles?
No. Licensing is statewide, so any licensed company can legally work in St. Charles. Franklin County has 157 in total, and companies in neighbouring counties can travel too. Being local usually matters for call-out speed and price, not permission.
How do I check a St. Charles septic company is really licensed?
Every listing here names the record it came from and the date that record was published. To confirm it is still current, check with Missouri DHSS, or the state's own published registration data.

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Records as published August 26, 2026. Report a correction.