SepticByCounty
Licensed septic pumpers by county

Guide

How to verify an NC septage (NCS) permit

North Carolina septage haulers need a Division of Waste Management permit. County environmental health does not replace that check.

What “NCS” means

Firms on the DEQ septage list carry identifiers like NCS-#####. That permit covers hauling and proper disposal of septage — not the same thing as a county on-site wastewater installer license.

Verification steps

Who does what

County environmental health typically permits the septic system itself (permits to install/repair, inspections). DEQ permits the truck that hauls septage. You may need both conversations for different problems.

How SepticByCounty uses this

Our shortlist is seeded from the DEQ Open Hauler list and filtered toward septic-leaning names. We label phone sources and never invent a permit. Start with Union, Indian Trail & Stallings, Gaston, or Mint Hill & Matthews, then re-check DEQ the day you book.