Located on Cooper Road in Salisbury, Full Service Septic lives up to its name. We are one of the few providers in the region that holds a Level IV Installation License—the highest classification in North Carolina—meaning we can handle everything from routine pumping in China Grove to installing complex engineered systems in challenging soil conditions. Whether you’re a homeowner in Kannapolis dealing with a full tank, a contractor in Granite Quarry preparing a new subdivision, or an event organizer in Mount Ulla needing portable restrooms, we bring 25+ years of experience and a perfect 5.0-star rating to every job across Rowan, Cabarrus, and Davie Counties.
What sets Full Service Septic apart isn’t just our technical capability—it’s our commitment to honest, upfront pricing and treating every property with respect. Our customers consistently mention punctuality, transparent communication, and budget-friendly service that doesn’t compromise quality. From the rolling farmlands of Mount Ulla to Salisbury’s historic West End neighborhoods, we’ve built our reputation one satisfied customer at a time by doing exactly what we promise, when we promise it, for a fair price that won’t change halfway through the job.
Complete Wastewater Management for Rowan County Properties
Full Service Septic handles the entire lifecycle of residential and commercial wastewater systems. Our Level IV Installation License means we’re qualified to design and install the most complex septic systems in North Carolina—a credential that reflects both technical expertise and regulatory trust that only a handful of contractors in this region hold.
- Septic Tank Pumping & Routine Maintenance — Proper pumping is the foundation of septic system longevity, especially in Rowan County’s heavy clay soils where systems work harder to process wastewater. We remove both the floating scum layer and settled sludge from the tank bottom—not just the easy-to-reach material that some pumpers skip. For a typical 1,000-gallon residential tank serving a family of four, we recommend pumping every 3-4 years, though households using garbage disposals or with high water usage should pump every 2-3 years. We provide honest assessments of tank condition, check baffles and effluent filters during service, and give you realistic recommendations about what needs attention now versus what can wait. No upselling, no scare tactics—just straightforward advice from technicians who have been doing this work in Salisbury and China Grove for over two decades.
- Level IV Septic System Installation for Complex Sites — North Carolina’s licensing system ranks septic installers from Level I (basic repairs) to Level IV (complex engineered systems). Our Level IV license means we’re qualified to install every type of system the state allows: conventional gravity systems, low-pressure pipe distribution, drip irrigation systems, aerobic treatment units, and engineered solutions for challenging sites with poor soil, high water tables, or limited space. For new home construction in Kannapolis or Mount Ulla where soil tests reveal clay hardpan or restrictive layers, we design systems that meet code requirements and function reliably for decades. For replacement systems in Granite Quarry’s established neighborhoods where lot constraints limit conventional options, we engineer solutions that work within available space without compromising performance. This expertise matters when you’re investing $15,000-$30,000 in a septic system—you need contractors who understand both the regulations and the real-world performance factors that determine whether a system succeeds or fails.
- Drainfield Repair & System Restoration — When drainfields fail in Rowan County’s clay soil, proper diagnosis and repair require understanding why the failure occurred—not just replacing what broke. We evaluate hydraulic loading patterns, test soil percolation rates in the existing field, inspect distribution boxes for level installation and proper flow splitting, and check for tree root intrusion or biomat buildup that’s choking lateral lines. Depending on diagnosis, repairs might involve hydro-jetting clogged laterals to restore function, replacing a section of failed drainfield while preserving working areas, installing a new field in a different location with better soil, or upgrading to an engineered system if conventional gravity won’t meet current code. For homeowners in China Grove or Rockwell facing quotes for complete system replacement, a proper diagnostic approach often identifies more affordable repair options that extend system life by years—but only if the contractor has the experience and licensing to implement those solutions legally and effectively.
- Real Estate Septic Inspections — Buying a home in Salisbury or Kannapolis with an existing septic system requires professional inspection to avoid inheriting expensive problems. We provide comprehensive pre-purchase evaluations documenting tank condition and capacity, current sludge and scum levels, baffle integrity and effluent filter status, visible drainfield condition and any surfacing or ponding, compliance with setback requirements from wells and property lines, and recommended maintenance or repairs. For buyers, this information provides negotiating leverage and realistic cost expectations. For sellers, proactive inspections demonstrate transparency and can expedite transactions by addressing concerns before they become deal-breakers. We’ve inspected hundreds of systems throughout Rowan and Cabarrus Counties—from 1960s-era tanks in Salisbury’s older neighborhoods to modern installations in Mount Ulla’s new developments—and we give honest assessments without pressure to use our repair services.
- Portable Restroom Rental & Event Sanitation — Construction sites, outdoor events, weddings, festivals, and emergency situations require clean, reliable portable sanitation. We provide standard portable toilets for job sites and events, upgraded units with hand-washing stations for upscale occasions, ADA-compliant accessible units for public events, and service schedules tailored to usage intensity. Our restrooms are cleaned and sanitized between deployments, serviced on schedule during extended rentals, and picked up promptly when your event or project concludes. For contractors working on new home sites in Granite Quarry or event organizers hosting gatherings at farms in Mount Ulla, reliable portable sanitation isn’t a luxury—it’s a regulatory requirement and a basic courtesy to workers and guests. We handle delivery, setup, maintenance, and removal so you can focus on your project or event without worrying about sanitation logistics.
- Emergency Service & System Troubleshooting — Septic emergencies create health hazards and property damage that escalate quickly. We respond to backup situations, overflowing tanks, surfacing drainfields, and alarm failures throughout our service area. Our diagnostic approach identifies root causes—whether you’re dealing with a full tank that needs pumping, a mainline obstruction from roots or foreign objects, a failed pump in a pressurized system, or actual drainfield failure requiring repair. Fast response matters, but accurate diagnosis matters more—emergency pumping won’t fix a failed drainfield, and replacing a pump won’t solve a clogged filter. We bring the equipment and experience to diagnose problems correctly and recommend solutions that actually address the underlying issue, not just treat symptoms.
Serving Salisbury, China Grove, Kannapolis, and Mount Ulla
From the rolling farmlands of Mount Ulla to Salisbury’s historic West End and downtown neighborhoods, from China Grove’s established residential areas to Kannapolis’s growing subdivisions near I-85, our trucks are equipped to handle any terrain and any septic challenge Rowan County presents. We’re based on Cooper Road in west Salisbury near the Mooresville Road corridor, which positions us for quick response throughout the region—whether you’re calling from Granite Quarry, Rockwell, Woodleaf, or anywhere in between. Over 25 years serving this area, we’ve learned where the challenging soil conditions are, which neighborhoods have undersized systems from earlier building codes, and how local clay layers affect drainfield performance differently across the county.
Our service area extends across Rowan County and into neighboring Cabarrus and Davie Counties where soil conditions and regulatory requirements are similar. We work with the Rowan County Health Department regularly on permits and inspections, we know the local soil scientists who conduct complex site evaluations, and we maintain relationships with equipment suppliers and disposal facilities that keep our operations running smoothly even during peak demand periods. This local integration matters when you need septic service—we’re not a regional franchise dispatching technicians unfamiliar with the area, we’re your neighbors who have been working these communities for decades and plan to continue serving them for decades more.
The name “Full Service Septic” reflects our approach: we don’t specialize in just one aspect of wastewater management. Need routine pumping? We handle it. Planning new construction requiring a complex engineered system? Our Level IV license qualifies us. Dealing with a failing drainfield that needs excavation and replacement? We have the equipment and expertise. Hosting an outdoor event needing portable restrooms? We deliver, service, and remove them. This comprehensive capability means you develop one trusted relationship for all your septic needs rather than juggling multiple contractors with varying reliability and quality standards.
Why Rowan County Homeowners and Contractors Trust Full Service Septic
Perfect 5.0-Star Rating: Honest Pricing and Reliable Service — Our 27 reviews consistently emphasize the same qualities: honest, upfront pricing with no surprise charges, punctuality and clear communication about scheduling, respectful treatment of property and landscaping, and thorough work that solves problems completely. When customers say “they showed up exactly when promised” or “the price quoted was the price charged,” they’re highlighting the professionalism that should be standard in this industry but often isn’t. We built our 5.0-star reputation by treating septic work as a skilled profession requiring both technical expertise and business integrity—not just a dirty job that anyone with a pump truck can handle.
Level IV Installation License: The Highest Classification in North Carolina — North Carolina’s tiered licensing system for septic installers exists because complex systems require advanced knowledge of soil science, hydraulics, and engineering principles that basic installers don’t possess. Our Level IV license—the highest classification available—means we’ve demonstrated competency in designing and installing every system type the state regulates, from simple conventional systems to advanced treatment technologies. For property owners facing challenging site conditions (poor soil, high water tables, small lots, proximity to wells or surface water), this expertise is the difference between a system that functions reliably and one that fails within years of installation. For new construction in Kannapolis or Mount Ulla where septic costs are already a significant budget item, hiring a Level IV installer eliminates the risk of inadequate system design or non-compliant installation that creates expensive problems down the road.
25+ Years of Local Experience in Rowan County Clay Soils — Salisbury and surrounding communities sit on Piedmont clay—dense, slowly-permeable soil that challenges conventional septic systems and accelerates drainfield failures when systems aren’t designed or maintained properly. We’ve installed, repaired, and maintained thousands of systems in these soil conditions over more than two decades, learning what works and what doesn’t through direct experience rather than textbook theory. We know that standard drainfield sizing often isn’t adequate for clay soils, that biomat buildup happens faster here than in sandy regions, that tree roots find lateral lines aggressively in our climate, and that proper maintenance intervals are shorter than state averages recommend. This knowledge protects your investment by ensuring systems are designed conservatively enough to function long-term, not just meet minimum code requirements.
Budget-Friendly Service Without Compromising Quality — Customers consistently mention our fair pricing and transparent cost structures. We provide written estimates before starting work, we explain what needs to be done and why, and we offer options when multiple approaches could solve a problem. For homeowners on fixed incomes or families managing tight budgets, knowing the septic contractor won’t inflate charges or recommend unnecessary work provides peace of mind that’s as valuable as the technical service itself. We price our work to sustain a profitable business while remaining competitive within the Salisbury market—not maximizing profit on every transaction, but building long-term customer relationships through fair dealing and quality work.
Ready to schedule service or need a project quote?
Call Full Service Septic at (704) 224-4199 or Request Service Online. We respond to routine inquiries within 24 hours and provide same-day or next-day service for most pumping requests. For new construction installations or complex repair projects requiring permits and engineering, contact us early in your planning process—our Level IV license and local experience can identify potential site challenges and solution options before you’ve committed to expensive architectural or engineering plans.
From our Cooper Road location in Salisbury, Full Service Septic delivers comprehensive wastewater solutions throughout Rowan, Cabarrus, and Davie Counties. Whether you need routine pumping in China Grove, a Level IV installation for new construction in Kannapolis, drainfield repair in Granite Quarry, or portable restrooms for an event in Mount Ulla, our 5.0-star reputation and 25+ years of experience ensure your septic needs are handled professionally, affordably, and completely.
