North Carolina · McDowell County

McDowell County septic pumping companies

Our curated NC DEQ Open Hauler shortlist currently has 4 firms whose DEQ record is filed under McDowell 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 McDowell 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.

Anderson Septic Solutions

DEQ Open record

Permit:: NCS-01923
County:: McDowell
Address:: 3555 Ashworth Road; Marion
Contact:: John Anderson
Phone:: 828.-92.6149(OCR-mangled on DEQ list — confirm with the firm before calling)
Activity:: Hauler · Status Open

EPS Septic and Grading

DEQ Open record

Permit:: NCS-01744
County:: McDowell
Address:: 385 Lucky Street; Marion
Contact:: Benjamin Elam
Phone:: (828) 803-8483
Activity:: Hauler · Status Open

Ready Septic

DEQ Open record

Permit:: NCS-01736
County:: McDowell
Address:: 2751 Saint John Road; Lenior
Contact:: Angelo Chirafisi
Phone:: 718.-51.7976(OCR-mangled on DEQ list — confirm with the firm before calling)
Activity:: Hauler · Status Open

Suttle Septic Solutions

DEQ Open record

Permit:: NCS-01855
County:: McDowell
Address:: 451 Ned McGimsey Rd; Nebo
Contact:: Christopher Suttle
Phone:: (828)559-5999
Activity:: Hauler · Status Open

Hiring a pumper in McDowell County

McDowell County is centered on Marion, with Old Fort toward the mountains and Nebo toward Lake James. A DEQ address in Lenoir or another county does not prove the firm travels to your street. Confirm coverage and truck access before booking.

This page is intended for homeowners around Marion, Old Fort, Nebo. A company's address may be in just one of these communities—or outside the county entirely—even when DEQ files the permit under McDowell. 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.