About Atlas Septic Service
I'm Atlas Septic Service, based in Statesville and serving Iredell County and surrounding areas. I handle septic work from routine pumping to emergency repairs, and I hold a rating of 5 stars across 33 reviews. When a homeowner reaches out, I aim to show up when I say I will and come prepared to get the job done.
Services Verified From Their Site
Here's what I advertise directly on my own website:
- Septic pumping. "Expert Septic Pumping Solutions in Iredell County & surrounding areas. From routine septic tank pumping to emergency repairs, our comprehensive septic services ensure your system operates smoothly."
- Septic inspection, including real-estate inspection work for property transactions.
- Riser installation, so tank access sits at grade for easier future service.
- Emergency pump out, typically handled within 1–2 days for urgent situations.
These come straight from my site.
Licensing
Jared Stevenson Spencer holds NC OWCICB Inspector credential #11896I, appearing on the current certified list (effective 7/15/26, expires 12/31/2026). That certification supports the inspection work I offer.
What Statesville Homeowners Should Know
If your property sits outside sewer coverage in Statesville, your septic system needs regular attention. You can confirm whether you're on septic or municipal sewer by checking your utility bill or county permit records. The Piedmont clay soil common to this area drains slowly, which can affect how a drainfield performs and how often a tank may need service — the right schedule depends on the permit, tank size, and household use.
Whether you need septic tank pumping on a routine cycle, a full septic inspection before a sale, or planning around septic system installation, I work across the surrounding areas. Signs like slow drains, pooling over the drainfield, or odors warrant an evaluation rather than a guess at the cause.
Contact
Ready to schedule? Call me at (980) 540-5817, or request an estimate through my website. For urgent situations, ask about emergency pump out, usually handled within 1–2 days.