I'm Shady Knoll Septic Service, LLC, based in Mocksville, North Carolina. I handle septic work from routine maintenance to new system installations, and I focus on giving homeowners clear documentation and recommendations that help extend the life of a septic system. Maintaining your system is one of the most important responsibilities that comes with owning a property, and I aim to make that work straightforward and honest.
About Shady Knoll Septic Service, LLC
My work covers the full arc of septic care: installing systems, inspecting them, and keeping them running through regular pumping. I hold a Google rating of 4 across 8 reviews. When I service a system, I provide detailed documentation and plain recommendations so you understand the condition of your system and what it needs going forward.
Services Verified From Their Site
Here's what I advertise directly, in my own words:
- Septic pump installation — "Home Septic System Installation and Maintenance Septic Pump Installation Install a Reliable Septic Pump for Your Home Today" (source).
- Septic inspection — "Schedule Your Septic Inspection Today Ensure the health and longevity of your septic system with professional…" (source).
- Septic pumping — "Regular septic tank pumping is essential to maintain your system's efficiency and prevent costly backups" (source). I also explain that "Septic pumping is at the heart of that maintenance — it is the process by which accumulated waste is removed from the tank" (source).
Licensing
Andrew Jarrett Daywalt holds North Carolina OWCICB certification as Installer Level IV and Inspector (certificate #5580 and 5580I). This certification appears on the current certified list, effective July 15, 2026 and expiring December 31, 2026.
What Mocksville Homeowners Should Know
I serve homeowners in and around Mocksville. Properties outside municipal sewer coverage rely on a septic system, and if you aren't sure whether yours does, checking your utility bill or county permit records will tell you. This part of the red clay belt means Piedmont clay soil can affect how a drainfield drains, which is one reason a site-specific evaluation matters.
If you're planning a new system, septic system installation depends on the permit and site conditions. For ongoing care, septic tank pumping intervals may vary per the manufacturer's schedule and household use. And when you're buying or selling, a septic inspection gives you a clear picture of the system's condition. Slow drains, odors, or pooling in the yard warrant evaluation rather than guesswork.
Contact
Ready to schedule service or ask a question? Call me at (336) 940-7397, or visit shadyknollseptic.com to send a message. Whether you need pumping, an inspection, or a new installation, reach out and I'll get back to you.