I'm Lentz Septic Tank Service, based in Statesville, North Carolina. I've served the area for 60 years, and I'm here when you need septic system installation, septic pumping, and grease trap pumping. I work hard so you don't have to. Homeowners have given my work a 4.9 rating across 567 reviews, and I aim to keep every visit straightforward and dependable.
About Lentz Septic Tank Service
I've been doing this a long time, and the goal hasn't changed: keep your system running so a small problem doesn't turn into a costly one. Whether you need routine service or a new system, I show up ready to work. You can find me at 410 Lentz Rd in Statesville.
Services Verified From Their Site
Here is what I advertise directly, in my own words:
- Septic pumping: "We are here for all of your septic pumping needs." Periodic pumping is a must to remove debris and sludge from the tank.
- New-installation: "Lentz Septic Tank Service will be here when you need us for your septic system installation, septic pumping, and grease trap pumping needs." A system in disrepair or deemed unusable will lower your property value, and you may be required to replace it with a new system.
- Septic inspection: I offer inspections to save you "from the need to spend thousands of dollars in repair from putting off regular maintenance."
Licensing
I hold NC OWCICB certification as an Inspector + Installer Level IV, #7140I. The holder listed is Jason Keith Lentz, with two more certified individuals, on the current list effective 7/15/26 and expiring 12/31/2026.
What Statesville Homeowners Should Know
I serve Statesville along with Mooresville, Cornelius, and Troutman. Properties outside sewer coverage rely on a septic system, so if you're unsure whether yours is on sewer or septic, check your utility bill or county permit records. In the red clay belt around here, drainage and soil conditions matter for any work, and the right approach depends on the permit and site.
If you're planning a build or replacing a failing tank, I handle septic system installation. For routine maintenance, periodic septic tank pumping keeps sludge from building up. And before you buy or sell, a septic inspection can spare you a surprise repair bill. Pooling water or odors near the tank warrants evaluation rather than a guess.
Contact
Ready to schedule? Call me at (704) 707-4388, or visit lentzseptic.com to learn more. Reach out and I'll get you on the calendar.