I'm Myers Septic Service, based in Salisbury, North Carolina. I've kept septic systems working since 1970, serving homeowners across Rowan County with pumping, installation, inspection, and repair. My highly-trained professionals have experience with all types of tank configurations, and I hold a 4.9 rating across 364 Google reviews. Whether you're building a new home or maintaining a system you've had for years, I aim to give you honest work and a fast, free estimate.
About Myers Septic Service
I've been serving Rowan County since 1970. My work covers the full range of septic needs, from routine septic pumping to new system installation and repair. My goal is straightforward: keep your septic system working effectively for the long haul, and give you honest answers when something needs attention.
Services Verified From Their Site
Here's what I advertise directly on my site:
- New installation. "Whether you are building a new home or replacing an old system, Rowan County can count on Myers Septic for proper septic system installation that will last generations. Our highly-trained professionals have experience with all types of tank types." When installing a new system, I consider the volume of wastewater moving through the building.
- Septic inspection. "Our technicians are licensed and trained to conduct thorough and honest septic tank inspections." Regular attention can help extend the life of your system.
- Septic pumping. I keep septic systems working effectively with comprehensive services including septic pumping, installation, and repair.
All of the above is drawn from myerssepticnc.com/services.
Licensing
My certification is on record with the North Carolina On-Site Wastewater Contractors and Inspectors Certification Board. James Garrett Bean (plus one more certified individual) holds Installer Level IV and Inspector credentials (#6452 and 6452I), on the current certified list effective 7/15/26 and expiring 12/31/2026.
What Salisbury Homeowners Should Know
If your property sits outside sewer coverage in Salisbury, your home likely runs on a septic system — you can confirm by checking your utility bill or county permit records. Salisbury sits within the red clay belt, and Piedmont clay soil drains slowly, which is one reason I consider wastewater volume carefully during septic system installation. A slow-draining system, pooling water, or an odor near the tank warrants evaluation rather than guesswork. Periodic septic inspection and pumping on a schedule appropriate to your permit and household size can help you catch problems like biomat buildup or hydraulic overload before they become failures.
Contact
Call me at (704) 633-3962 for a fast and free estimate, or visit myerssepticnc.com to see the full range of services. Whether you need routine pumping, an inspection before a sale, or a brand-new system, I'm ready to help.