About Lentz Wastewater Management, Inc
I'm Lentz Wastewater Management, Inc, a septic services company based in Statesville, North Carolina. I handle drainfield repair, perc test pits, septic pumping, and excavation for properties outside sewer coverage. I hold a Google rating of 4.9 across 186 reviews. Whether a system needs routine service or a full repair, I focus on getting the work done right for homeowners across the area.
Services Verified From Their Site
Here is what I advertise, drawn directly from my own website:
- Drainfield repair. From my site: "Do you have a smelly, slimy puddle around your septic tank? You may have been told that you need septic drain field repair, new septic drain lines, or that a TerraLift operation is an alternative to a complete septic drain field…" A smelly puddle warrants evaluation rather than a remote diagnosis, and I can assess what's happening at your site.
- Perc test pits and drainfield solutions. My service list includes: "Alarm Service Pump Replacement Septic Pump Parts Repair Certified Subsurface Wastewater Operator Perc Test Pits Drainfield Solutions Drainfield Rejuvenation Terralift Septic Excavation Drain Line Addition, Relocation…"
- Septic pumping. From my repair and excavation page: "The tank will need to be pumped by a septic pumping company. Crush existing tank and fill the old tank hole using compacted soil, concrete or other approved…"
Licensing
I carry North Carolina credentials. Jarrid M Lentz (plus three more certified individuals) holds Installer Level IV, along with Inspector #3360 and 3360I, on the current NCOWCICB certified list — effective 7/15/26 and expiring 12/31/2026. I'm also a Certified Subsurface Wastewater Operator.
What Statesville Homeowners Should Know
I serve Statesville and the surrounding area. This part of North Carolina sits in the red clay belt, and Piedmont clay soil affects how effluent moves through a drainfield — which is one reason a perc test pit matters before any new system goes in. If you're planning a build or replacement, septic system installation depends on the permit and site conditions. For upkeep, septic tank pumping may be scheduled per the county recommendation and household use, and a septic inspection can flag issues like biomat buildup or hydraulic overload before they worsen. If you're unsure whether your property is on septic, check your utility bill or county permit records.
Contact
Ready to schedule service or ask a question? Call me at (980) 319-1014 or visit my website. If you've noticed pooling, odors, or a slow system, reach out and I'll arrange an evaluation.