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Septic 911

InstallerInspectorKing · Stokes County, North Carolina

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The state record

Name as listed
SEPTIC 911
Phone as listed
(336) 399-2533
Licence number
5781
Licence class
Grade Level IV
City
King
County of record
Stokes County
Licensed since
October 22, 2018
Record published
August 21, 2026
Licensing agency
North Carolina Onsite Wastewater Contractor and Inspector Certification Board

What this licence covers

Certified to install any onsite wastewater system
The highest grade held by anyone at Septic 911 is Grade Level IV, which permits them to install any onsite wastewater system: conventional gravity systems, and also dual pumps or siphons, low-pressure and drip dispersal, groundwater lowering, pretreatment and reuse systems, and systems with no daily flow limit.
4 certified people on the board's list
North Carolina certifies the installer personally rather than the firm, so a company's capability is the sum of its certified staff. Septic 911 has 4 across 2 grade levels (Grade IV, Grade II).
Also certified to inspect
3 of them additionally hold inspector certification, which is a separate credential from the installer grade. That matters for a property sale, where an inspection is often what the lender wants.

What this listing does and does not tell you

Septic 911 appears on North Carolina’s septic licensing records as a certified septic installer and certified septic inspector, as published August 21, 2026. That is a statement by NC OWCICB that the licence was held when the record was compiled.

The record puts the first certification at October 22, 2018 — 8 years ago. Longevity is not a measure of quality, but it is a fact the state publishes and it is hard to fake.

It is not a rating, a review, an endorsement or a guarantee of insurance, price or workmanship — and licences lapse. Nothing on this page comes from the company itself, and no company pays to be here.

To confirm the licence is current today, check with the certification board, or your county environmental health office. Step by step →

Questions about Septic 911

Is Septic 911 licensed for septic work in North Carolina?
Septic 911 appears on NC OWCICB's records under Grade Level IV 5781, as published August 21, 2026, filed under Stokes County. Licences can lapse between publications, so confirm it is current before hiring.
What is Septic 911 licensed to do?
The highest grade held by anyone at Septic 911 is Grade Level IV, which permits them to install any onsite wastewater system: conventional gravity systems, and also dual pumps or siphons, low-pressure and drip dispersal, groundwater lowering, pretreatment and reuse systems, and systems with no daily flow limit. North Carolina certifies the installer personally rather than the firm, so a company's capability is the sum of its certified staff. Septic 911 has 4 across 2 grade levels (Grade IV, Grade II). 3 of them additionally hold inspector certification, which is a separate credential from the installer grade. That matters for a property sale, where an inspection is often what the lender wants.
How do I verify Septic 911's licence myself?
Check with the certification board, or your county environmental health office, quoting 5781. Nothing on this page comes from the company, and we do not verify anyone ourselves — we republish the state record and name it.
Who else is licensed near Septic 911?
Stokes County has 37 licensed septic businesses on the same record. Worth knowing when the first company you call cannot come out for a fortnight.

Other licensed companies in Stokes County

All 37 in Stokes County →