Bullard Septic Service
DEQ Open record- Permit:
- NCS-00990
- County:
- Lee
- Address:
- 236 McDougald Rd; Sanford
- Contact:
- Boyd J Bullard
- Phone:
- (919) 499-1460
- Activity:
- Hauler · Status Open
North Carolina · Lee County
Lee County septic pumping companies
Our curated NC DEQ Open Hauler shortlist currently has 4 firms whose DEQ record is filed under Lee County. Source: NC DEQ Septage Firm list 07.20.2026.
What the county match means
NC DEQ's county field identifies the firm's home or mailing county. It is not a service-area map and does not prove that a firm serves every address in Lee County. Before booking, ask whether the company travels to your property, confirm the total trip charge, and re-check that the NCS permit is still Open.
Maples Septic Tank Service
DEQ Open record- Permit:
- NCS-00901
- County:
- Lee
- Address:
- 80 Thomas Kelly Rd; Sanford
- Contact:
- Terry R Maples
- Phone:
- (919) 356-5785
- Activity:
- Hauler · Status Open
Nunnery's Pumping Serv.
DEQ Open record- Permit:
- NCS-01007
- County:
- Lee
- Address:
- 91 Durgin Springs Road; Sanford
- Contact:
- Ricky Lee Nunnery Jr.
- Phone:
- (919) 498-5665
- Activity:
- Hauler · Status Open
The Septic and Grease Company LLC
DEQ Open record- Permit:
- NCS-01772
- County:
- Lee
- Address:
- PO Box 5227; Sanford
- Contact:
- Ivan and Juan Saucedo
- Phone:
- (919) 897-4231
- Activity:
- Hauler · Status Open
Hiring a pumper in Lee County
Lee County listings are NC DEQ Open Hauler records whose home or mailing county is Lee. That is not a service-area map. Confirm that a firm travels to your street, get any trip charge in the quote, and re-check that the NCS permit is still Open before booking.
This page is intended for homeowners around Sanford. A company's address may be in just one of these communities—or outside the county entirely—even when DEQ files the permit under Lee. Always confirm coverage for your exact street address.
Get a quote you can compare
- Give the tank size if known, the last pump date, and how easily a truck can reach it.
- Ask whether digging, locating lids, extra hose, travel, disposal, or an overfull tank changes the quoted price.
- Request the NCS permit number and compare it with the DEQ record shown here.
- Treat a phone marked OCR-reconstructed or secondary as a lead only; confirm it using the current DEQ record or the firm's own published contact information.