About Union Septic Solutions, LLC
I'm Union Septic Solutions, LLC, based in Marshville, North Carolina. I handle septic work for both residential and commercial properties, from routine pumping to installation and repair. My aim is straightforward: keep your septic system running the way it should so you don't have to think about it. I hold a Google rating of 4.6 across 10 reviews, and I'm reachable directly by phone whenever you need service.
Services Verified From Their Site
My website describes the work I offer. On septic pumping: "Ensure the health and longevity of your septic system with our expert septic pumping services." On maintenance: "Maintain the health and efficiency of your septic system with our professional septic tank cleaning services." And on the broader scope of what I do: "Our services include septic tank pumping, septic tank installation, and septic tank repair. In addition to providing residential and commercial…" These descriptions come from my services page.
Licensing
Steve Venegas is certified through the North Carolina On-Site Wastewater Contractors and Inspectors Certification Board as Installer Level IV and Inspector, under numbers #9265 and 9265I. That certification appears on the board's current list, effective July 15, 2026, and set to expire December 31, 2026. Certification for installation and inspection means the work can be carried out to the standards the state sets for on-site wastewater systems.
What Marshville Homeowners Should Know
I serve Marshville and the surrounding area. This part of North Carolina sits in the red clay belt, and Piedmont clay soil drains slowly, which can put added stress on a drainfield over time. If you notice slow drains, pooling near the tank, or odors, those symptoms warrant an evaluation rather than a guess at the cause. Not every property here is on septic — many are on municipal sewer, so if you're unsure, check your utility bill or your county permit records. When a new system is called for, I handle septic system installation, sized and placed depending on the permit and site conditions. For ongoing care, routine septic tank pumping helps head off biomat buildup and hydraulic overload before they become a problem.
Contact
Ready to schedule service or ask a question? Call me at (980) 346-1405, or visit unionsepticnc.com to learn more. Whether you need a pump-out, a repair, or a new system, reach out and I'll get you sorted.