Licensed septic companies in Columbia, North Carolina
3 businesses on North Carolina’s septic licensing records give an address in Columbia, along with 5 individually licensed professionals. Columbia is in Tyrrell County, which has 3 in total.
- Howletts Septic Tank Service(252) 796-0577ColumbiaInstaller
- Sawyer & Sons Construction, Inc(252) 796-1835ColumbiaInstaller
- Smiths Demolition & Cleanup LLC(252) 796-1910ColumbiaInstaller
- To the T Plumbing Inc(434) 987-4944ColumbiaInstaller
| Company | Licensed for | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| Howletts Septic Tank ServiceColumbia | Installer | (252) 796-0577 |
| Sawyer & Sons Construction, IncColumbia | Installer | (252) 796-1835 |
| Smiths Demolition & Cleanup LLCColumbia | Installer | (252) 796-1910 |
| To the T Plumbing IncColumbia | Installer | (434) 987-4944 |
Individually licensed professionals in Columbia
| Name | Licence | City | Expires |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alvin Randolph Smith JR | Grade Level IINo. 4660 | Columbia | Not stated |
| Christopher Ryan Sawyer | Grade Level IINo. 6477 | Columbia | Not stated |
| Dustin Thurston | Grade Level IINo. 14938 | Columbia | Not stated |
| Eric Matthew Sawyer | Grade Level IINo. 6476 | Columbia | Not stated |
| Timothy W Howlett | Grade Level IVNo. 1269 | Columbia | Not stated |
Septic licensing in Columbia
- How many licensed septic companies are there in Columbia?
- 3 businesses give Columbia as their address on North Carolina's septic licensing records, alongside 5 individually licensed professionals. That count is of businesses based in Columbia, not of everyone who will work there — a North Carolina licence is valid across the state.
- Do I have to use a company based in Columbia?
- No. Licensing is statewide, so any licensed company can legally work in Columbia. Tyrrell County has 3 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 Columbia 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 the certification board, or your county environmental health office.
Records as published August 21, 2026. Report a correction.