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Certified septic inspectors in Davidson County, North Carolina

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

Certified septic inspectors in Davidson County
NameLicenceCityExpires
Andrew Scott RobbinsGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 6496DentonNot stated
Avery Michael DeweeseGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 6196ThomasvilleNot stated
Benjamin ShoafGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 1166LexingtonNot stated
Brandon Thomas ShafferGrade Level II · Certified InspectorNo. 6010Walnut CoveNot stated
Brett M McMahanGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 1120LexingtonNot stated
Carlton Scott ShoafGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 2760ArchdaleNot stated
Chris Lee MendenhallGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 5108ThomasvilleNot stated
Daniel Ryan FergusonGrade Level II · Certified InspectorNo. 7074LexingtonNot stated
David R MurphyGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 2744ThomasvilleNot stated
Dennis M ShoafGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 2759LexingtonNot stated
Eric Lee BaileyGrade Level II · Certified InspectorNo. 4100GreensboroNot stated
Joel C PierceGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 2059ThomasvilleNot stated
Michael Todd ClodfelterGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 2695Winston SalemNot stated
Paul Allen HulinGrade Level II · Certified InspectorNo. 5542LexingtonNot stated
Samuel Ash GreenGrade Level II · Certified InspectorNo. 11044LexingtonNot stated
Scott J RobbinsGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 2754DentonNot stated
Stephen D Everhart JRGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 3794LinwoodNot 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.