Georgia licensed septic contractors
Georgia publishes its septic licensing through the Georgia DPH. This is every record it holds, as pages you can navigate: 2,069 businesses across 157 of 159 counties.
Certified septic installers
A business the state has licensed for the work that installs, repairs and replaces septic systems.
Approved septic pumpers
A business the state has licensed for the work that pumps out and hauls away septic tank waste.
Georgia counties with the most licensed businesses
- Fannin County66
- Gilmer County59
- Hall County59
- Union County58
- Cherokee County52
- Pickens County48
- Forsyth County43
- Walker County41
- Bartow County39
- Whitfield County36
- Gwinnett County33
- Rabun County33
- Gordon County32
- Habersham County31
- Carroll County30
- Murray County30
- Coweta County29
- Jackson County29
- Bulloch County27
- Walton County27
All 159 Georgia counties
The number is how many licensed businesses give that county as their address. Greyed counties have none — 2 of the 159.
- Appling10
- Atkinson1
- Bacon6
- Baker1
- Baldwin15
- Banks22
- Barrow14
- Bartow39
- Ben Hill3
- Berrien7
- Bibb5
- Bleckley5
- Brantley12
- Brooks2
- Bryan9
- Bulloch27
- Burke8
- Butts14
- Calhoun3
- Camden9
- Candler5
- Carroll30
- Catoosa22
- Charlton9
- Chatham14
- Chattahoochee2
- Chattooga15
- Cherokee52
- Clarke17
- Clay4
- Clayton8
- Clinch2
- Cobb19
- Coffee12
- Colquitt9
- Columbia14
- Cook3
- Coweta29
- Crawford1
- Crisp4
- Dade21
- Dawson24
- Decatur8
- DeKalb15
- Dodge4
- Dooly
- Dougherty4
- Douglas11
- Early2
- Echols1
- Effingham18
- Elbert8
- Emanuel11
- Evans2
- Fannin66
- Fayette19
- Floyd14
- Forsyth43
- Franklin20
- Fulton13
- Gilmer59
- Glascock2
- Glynn16
- Gordon32
- Grady4
- Greene4
- Gwinnett33
- Habersham31
- Hall59
- Hancock4
- Haralson15
- Harris19
- Hart20
- Heard9
- Henry23
- Houston11
- Irwin2
- Jackson29
- Jasper7
- Jeff Davis6
- Jefferson8
- Jenkins6
- Johnson5
- Jones9
- Lamar5
- Lanier1
- Laurens13
- Lee5
- Liberty13
- Lincoln3
- Long9
- Lowndes13
- Lumpkin26
- Macon4
- Madison26
- Marion2
- McDuffie8
- McIntosh10
- Meriwether8
- Miller1
- Mitchell5
- Monroe15
- Montgomery4
- Morgan8
- Murray30
- Muscogee11
- Newton14
- Oconee10
- Oglethorpe7
- Paulding23
- Peach3
- Pickens48
- Pierce6
- Pike14
- Polk13
- Pulaski4
- Putnam6
- Quitman3
- Rabun33
- Randolph2
- Richmond15
- Rockdale12
- Schley1
- Screven7
- Seminole
- Spalding16
- Stephens19
- Stewart1
- Sumter3
- Talbot1
- Taliaferro2
- Tattnall6
- Taylor3
- Telfair3
- Terrell1
- Thomas6
- Tift6
- Toombs3
- Towns26
- Treutlen2
- Troup14
- Turner1
- Twiggs4
- Union58
- Upson10
- Walker41
- Walton27
- Ware8
- Warren2
- Washington9
- Wayne17
- Webster3
- Wheeler1
- White25
- Whitfield36
- Wilcox5
- Wilkes2
- Wilkinson5
- Worth6
How Georgia regulates septic work
Georgia certifies companies at state level and permits the work locally, so the county office is the one that can confirm a certification is current today.
Certifications expire 28 February and renew every two years, in even-numbered years.
Records as published August 21, 2026.