I'm Carolina Septic Pro, a septic services business based in Concord, North Carolina. I handle new septic system installation, inspections, and routine septic pumping for homes and businesses across the Greater Charlotte region. Whether you're moving into a property with an existing system or planning a new build, I focus on keeping wastewater systems working the way they should. Below you'll find the services I offer, my licensing, and how to reach me.
About Carolina Septic Pro
I'm a septic company serving Concord and the surrounding area. My work covers the full life of a system: putting in a new one, checking an existing one before a sale, and maintaining it once it's in the ground. I hold a Google rating of 4.7 across 871 reviews, and I aim to give straight, honest assessments to every homeowner and business owner I work with.
Services Verified From Their Site
Here's what I advertise directly on my own site:
- New installation. "Proper septic system installation is essential to keeping your building functioning properly. Your septic system filters water from every drain." Whether you want to move in, modernize, or install a new system to update your building, you can count on me. (source)
- Septic inspection. "Our company gives free, accurate and honest assessments. Call us today at 980-500-1022 to schedule a septic inspection for your home or business. We inspect septic systems in the Greater Charlotte region. FREE camera inspection." (source)
- Septic pumping. "Regular septic pumping or cleaning will ensure solids do not build up in the tank and cause it to flood." Regular maintenance keeps the system from becoming filled or flooded and helps prevent clogs and wastewater backing up into your home. (source)
Licensing
My team holds certifications on the current North Carolina On-Site Wastewater Contractors and Inspectors Certification Board (NCOWCICB) list. TRAVIS SMITH (plus one more certified individual) carries Installer Level II, Installer Level IV, and Inspector certification #7160. Those credentials are on the current list, effective 7/15/26 and set to expire 12/31/2026.
What Concord Homeowners Should Know
I serve Concord and the wider Charlotte region. Many properties here sit on municipal sewer, so if you're unsure whether you're on a septic system, check your utility bill or your county permit records first. For properties outside sewer coverage, the local Piedmont clay soil can affect how a drainfield handles effluent, which is why site conditions and the permit matter when planning any work.
If you're building or replacing a system, septic system installation starts with the permit and the site evaluation. For upkeep, septic tank pumping on a schedule that fits your household helps keep solids from building up and causing backups. And if you're buying or selling, a septic inspection — including a camera inspection — gives you an honest read on the system's condition. Symptoms like slow drains, odors, or pooling near the tank warrant an evaluation rather than a guess at the cause.
Contact
Ready to schedule? Call me at (980) 500-1022 or visit carolinasepticpro.com to request a free estimate. Whether it's a new install, a pumping appointment, or an inspection before a sale, I'm ready to help.