I'm Full Service Septic, based in Salisbury, NC. I handle septic tank pumping, drainfield repair, septic pump replacement, and new system installations for homeowners across the area. My work centers on doing the job right and standing behind it, whether that means routine maintenance or a full installation on a new or existing home. I carry a 5-star Google rating across 27 reviews.
About Full Service Septic
I'm a septic contractor serving Salisbury and the surrounding counties. My focus is straightforward: pump, inspect, repair, and install septic systems to the standard each situation calls for. Homeowners come to me for regular maintenance and for the bigger jobs, and I treat both with the same attention. My satisfaction-first approach shows in the reviews left by the people I've worked for.
Services Verified From Their Site
Here's what I advertise directly, in my own words:
- Septic tank pumping — "Our expert septic tank services include: Septic Tank Pumping We can pump, clean, and inspect your septic tank above and beyond industry standards." (source: fullserviceseptic.com/septic-service-area). I also cover septic pumping across Rowan, Cabarrus, and Davie counties (source: fullserviceseptic.com/septic-tank-pumping).
- Drainfield repair — "Septic Tank Pumping and Cleaning Septic Drain Field Repair Septic Pump Replacement New and Existing Home Installations" (source: fullserviceseptic.com).
- New installations — "We can ensure that you have a new septic system installation will be installed correctly and to all state as well as local requirements." (source: fullserviceseptic.com/septic-installation).
Licensing
I hold NC OWCICB certification: Installer Level II, Inspector, and Installer Level IV, registration #9580. The certified individual on record is Ryan Abram Leonard, along with two more certified people. The status shows on the current list (effective 7/15/26, expires 12/31/2026). These certifications cover installation and inspection work under North Carolina's on-site wastewater program.
What Salisbury Homeowners Should Know
If your property sits outside municipal sewer coverage in Salisbury, a septic system needs periodic attention to keep running well. Check your utility bill or county permit records if you're not sure whether you're on sewer or septic. Regular pumping helps prevent problems before they start, and I can advise on a schedule that fits your permit and site. Slow drains, pooling, or odors warrant an evaluation rather than a guess at the cause. In the red clay belt around Rowan County, Piedmont clay soil can affect how a drainfield performs, so site conditions matter when planning repairs or a new system.
For related work, homeowners can look into septic system installation, septic tank pumping, and septic inspection — depending on the permit and site, the right approach varies from property to property.
Contact
Ready to schedule pumping, an inspection, a repair, or a new installation? Call me at (704) 224-4199, or visit fullserviceseptic.com to learn more. Reach out and I'll help you figure out the next step for your system.