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Licensed septic companies in Martin County, North Carolina

11 businesses on North Carolina’s septic licensing records give Martin County as its address, alongside 11 individually licensed onsite professionals.

Licensed businesses based in Martin County

Individually licensed onsite professionals in Martin County

North Carolina licenses people as well as companies. These are the named professionals the state has licensed, listed with the licence they hold and when it expires. They are usually employed by one of the businesses above.

Licensed onsite professionals in Martin County
NameLicenceCityExpires
Brett Tilmon RobersonGrade Level IVNo. 5119WilliamstonNot stated
Cecil T BoddieGrade Level IINo. 1253Oak CityNot stated
Charles Brent RobersonGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 3365WilliamstonNot stated
Charles Garrett WinsteadGrade Level II · Certified InspectorNo. 7008JamesvilleNot stated
David F CookGrade Level IINo. 3030JamesvilleNot stated
David Foster Cook JRGrade Level IINo. 9994WilliamstonNot stated
John R PeeleGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 1151WilliamstonNot stated
Monte Alan TutorGrade Level IINo. 6143Oak CityNot stated
Nicholas David SawyerGrade Level IINo. 11322Oak CityNot stated
Russ T AyersGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 1016WilliamstonNot stated
Thomas Mercer AyersGrade Level IV · Certified InspectorNo. 6600WilliamstonNot stated

Who handles septic permits in Martin County

North Carolina certifies the installer personally, and the board publishes the company each certified installer works for. The county health department permits and inspects the system itself, so a job normally involves both.

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Towns in Martin County

Where in the county each licensed business is based.

Licensed companies in neighbouring counties

A North Carolina septic licence is valid statewide, so a company listed in an adjoining county can legally do the work in Martin County.

Records as published August 21, 2026. A licence can lapse at any time — confirm with the certification board, or your county environmental health office before hiring. Report a correction.