About Piedmont Septic Solutions
I'm Piedmont Septic Solutions, based in Woodleaf, North Carolina. I handle septic pumping and detailed inspections for homeowners, and I hold a 5-star Google rating across 45 reviews. When you call, you get straightforward communication — a note to verify your appointment, and a call when the work is done. That's the standard I keep for every job, whether it's routine maintenance or a home you're about to buy or sell.
Services Verified From Their Site
Here's what I advertise on my own website, in my own words:
- Septic inspection. "At Piedmont Septic Solutions we will come out and conduct a detailed septic inspection whether you are buying a home or requesting general maintenance. We are licensed in the state of North…" (source) — this covers real-estate inspections and general maintenance checks.
- Septic pumping. A customer put it plainly: "Brian and Mike a super nice guys and their service was first rate. Just needed a septic pumping, but their communication was excellent including a call to verify appointment and a call to let me know they…" (source).
If your tank is due for service or you need an inspection before closing, those are the jobs I do.
Licensing
Michael Joseph Tansey holds North Carolina certification as an Installer Level IV and Inspector, credential numbers 7111 and 7111I, on the current NCOWCICB certified list (effective 7/15/26, expires 12/31/2026). You can confirm this against the state registry. Installation and inspection work in North Carolina calls for this kind of certification, and I carry it.
What Woodleaf Homeowners Should Know
I work out of Woodleaf, in the Piedmont region of North Carolina. Not every property here runs on a septic system — many are on municipal sewer, so if you're unsure, check your utility bill or your county permit records first. For properties outside sewer coverage, the local Piedmont clay soil can slow how effluent moves through a drainfield, which is part of why regular pumping matters and why maintenance intervals depend on the permit and site conditions.
Signs like pooling water over the drainfield, slow drains, or odors near the tank warrant evaluation rather than guesswork — the cause could be biomat buildup, hydraulic overload, or a failing effluent filter, and only an on-site look sorts that out. If you're buying or selling in the area, a detailed inspection tells you where the system actually stands.
Contact
Call me at (336) 469-9183 to schedule septic pumping or an inspection. You can also read more at piedmontsepticsolutions.com. Whether it's routine maintenance or a real-estate inspection with a deadline, reach out and I'll get you on the calendar.