Precision Septic Systems Inc provides complete septic system service throughout central North Carolina. We specialize in septic system installations, onsite wastewater disposal, and residential and commercial septic repair with over 40 years of experience serving Harnett County, Wake County, Johnston County, and surrounding areas.
As a Grade Level IV Certified Installer (License #1098), owner Ricky Holland ensures every septic system is designed, installed, and repaired to meet or exceed North Carolina regulations. From new construction to emergency repairs, we’re your trusted septic system service provider.
Our Septic System Services
Septic System Installations
Complete septic system installation services for new construction, replacement systems, and property development. We coordinate with your soil scientist and county health department, then handle the complete installation and final inspections. Every installation is customized to your property’s soil conditions, water table, and household or business needs.
Onsite Wastewater Disposal
Professional onsite wastewater disposal system design and installation. We ensure your system meets all North Carolina environmental regulations and DEQ requirements. From conventional systems to advanced treatment units, we install wastewater disposal systems that protect your property and the environment.
Residential and Commercial Septic Repair
Expert septic system repair for homes and businesses. We diagnose and repair all septic issues including drainfield problems, broken pipes, tank failures, and system backups. From minor repairs to complete system overhauls, we provide fast, reliable septic repair services with upfront pricing.
NC Certified Septic Inspections for Real Estate Transactions
NCOWCICB certified septic inspections required for all real estate transactions in North Carolina. Ricky Holland (Inspector License #1098i) is a Grade Level IV Certified Inspector providing thorough, professional inspections for home buyers, sellers, and real estate agents. Our comprehensive inspections provide detailed reports that give all parties confidence in the property transaction.
Types of Septic Systems We Install
Frequently Asked Questions
Warning signs that you need a new system around Angier, Lillington, and Coats include frequent backups even after pumping, standing water or soggy soil over the drainfield, sewage odors that won’t go away, or an inspection report showing drainfield failure. If your system is over 25-30 years old in Harnett County and having problems, replacement is often more cost-effective than ongoing repairs. We provide honest assessments and recommend repairs when possible. According to the EPA (https://www.epa.gov/septic/), properly maintained systems can last 20-30 years, but drainfield failure typically requires full replacement.
Most residential septic installations around Fuquay Varina, Clayton, and Garner take 2-5 days depending on system complexity, soil conditions, and weather. The timeline includes site preparation, tank installation, drainfield construction, and backfilling. Permit approval from county health departments in Wake County, Johnston County, or Harnett County typically takes 2-4 weeks before installation can begin. Once permits are approved by the county, installation typically takes 2-5 days. Complex systems or difficult site conditions near Benson, Smithfield, or Dunn may take longer.
North Carolina requires permits from your county health department before installing any septic system. Permitting involves a soil scientist evaluating your site and county health department approval — these steps happen before Ricky gets involved. Once permits are approved, Precision Septic Systems Inc handles the complete installation and coordinates required inspections for properties in Harnett, Wake, Johnston, and surrounding counties. According to the NC DHHS (https://ehs.ncpublichealth.gov/), all onsite wastewater systems must be permitted and inspected during installation.
Yes, we regularly install systems on challenging properties around Princeton, McGees Crossroads, and Kenley with clay soil, high water tables, or limited space. Solutions include mound systems that elevate the drainfield above poor soil, advanced treatment systems that work in smaller areas, sand filter systems for properties with high water tables, or low-pressure dosing systems for difficult terrain. Our Grade Level IV certification and 40+ years of experience mean we’ve solved every type of site challenge in central North Carolina.
Septic system installation costs in Wake County, Harnett County, and Johnston County typically range from $8,000-$15,000 for conventional residential systems, depending on system size, soil conditions, and site access. Advanced treatment systems or difficult sites around Newton-Grove, Clinton, or Fayetteville may cost $12,000-$25,000+. Factors affecting cost include property size and household occupancy, soil type and water table depth, system type required by health department, drainfield size and configuration, site accessibility for equipment, and distance from home to drainfield. We provide free estimates with detailed breakdowns of all costs.
Yes, North Carolina law requires a certified septic inspection for all real estate transactions involving septic systems. Any septic inspection done in NC as part of a real estate transaction must be performed by a NCOWCICB certified septic inspector. Ricky Holland (Inspector License #1098i) is a Grade Level IV Certified Inspector providing thorough inspections that meet all requirements for property sales around Angier, Clayton, Fuquay Varina, and throughout central North Carolina. Even if a system appears to work fine, hidden problems like drainfield saturation or deteriorating baffles aren’t always obvious and require professional inspection.
Yes — when a septic system is malfunctioning, Ricky performs on-site evaluations to diagnose the problem and identify your options. Whether it’s a drainfield issue, tank failure, or backup problem in Angier, Clayton, Fuquay Varina, or across central North Carolina, we’ll give you an honest assessment of what’s needed to get your system back on track.
Emergency Service
Call or text 919-909-4389 for 24/7 emergency service.
Regular Service
Call or text 919-909-4389 during business hours or use the form.
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Business Hours
| Monday | 8AM-5PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM-5PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM-5PM |
| Thursday | 8AM-5PM |
| Friday | 8AM-5PM |
| Saturday | 8AM-5PM |
| Sunday | Closed |