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Certified septic inspectors in Alamance County, North Carolina

16 people on North Carolina’s roster of certified onsite wastewater inspectors give Alamance County as their address. A certified inspector is someone who is separately certified to inspect onsite wastewater systems.

Certified septic inspectors in Alamance County
NameLicenceCityExpires
Aaron Michael SmeltzGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 6936MebaneNot stated
AL RowlandGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 1162MebaneNot stated
Edwin Ryan HodgeGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 7152MebaneNot stated
Gary R Riley JRGrade Level II · Certified InspectorNo. 6987MebaneNot stated
Jeffrey D KirbyGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 1994MebaneNot stated
Jesse Stephen GwynnGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 5931BurlingtonNot stated
Jimmy R Cobb JRGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 2696BurlingtonNot stated
Joseph Allen CarterGrade Level II · Certified InspectorNo. 6161GrahamNot stated
Marc Statler ReynoldsGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 9495AlamanceNot stated
Mark D WoodyCertified InspectorBurlingtonNot stated
Max Glenn MorganGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 11940MebaneNot stated
Robert Eric Snow JRCertified InspectorLibertyNot stated
Russell James TurnerCertified InspectorBurlingtonNot stated
Tim William WoodyCertified InspectorBurlingtonNot stated
Treyton Christophsemriley SmileyGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 11950ElonNot stated
Wilbert W Chambers JRGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 2692BurlingtonNot stated

What “Certified septic inspector” means in North Carolina

Being on this roster means NC OWCICB has licensed this person for is separately certified to inspect onsite wastewater systems. It is not a rating, a review, or a statement about price, insurance or workmanship.

Certifications run to 31 December and are renewed annually. Grade Level II requires 3 hours of continuing education a year and Grade Level IV requires 6.

Before you hire, confirm the licence with the certification board, or your county environmental health office. How to verify →

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Records as published August 21, 2026. Report a correction.