Inspection
A new fully online Virginia Septic Inspector course now offers continuing education for Installers, Operators, and AOSEs, along with the professional credential of Onsite Certified Inspector.
O&M
For Jimmy and Cassidy McNeill of McNeill’s Septic, operation and maintenance isn’t just work. It’s stewardship, community service, and a family legacy shaping the future of onsite wastewater on the Outer Banks.
In the fast-paced world of septic installation, efficient field service management can make or break your business. The right software helps you streamline scheduling, dispatching, invoicing, inventory, customer communication, and technician workflows.
Installation
The certification process might seem complex at first, but taking the 24-Hour Introductory Installer Class makes everything simple. You’ll leave with the knowledge, paperwork, and confidence needed to apply for your license and begin your career as a certified septic installer in North Carolina.
Installation
NC Installer License Levels define exactly what types of systems a professional can install and outline the pathway for advancing in the industry.
Virginia
Virginia’s new reciprocal framework allows onsite wastewater professionals to significantly expedite the licensing process by first qualifying in North Carolina.
Education
If you work in onsite wastewater, soil science, environmental health, or system operations in North Carolina, keeping up with continuing education (CE) requirements can be confusing. Each licensing board has different renewal cycles, rules, and hour requirements. This guide breaks down the CE requirements for the major credentials in the
Education
Missing your NCOWCICB renewal deadline can be stressful — but what happens next depends on how long your certification has been expired. The North Carolina Onsite Wastewater Contractors and Inspectors Certification Board (NCOWCICB) has very specific rules for renewal, expired certifications, and re-certification, and knowing which category you fall into will
O&M
A Subsurface Wastewater Operator plays a critical role in managing onsite wastewater systems—those systems that treat and disperse wastewater beneath the ground (rather than sending it to a centralized treatment plant). These operators help ensure that wastewater is treated safely and effectively, helping to protect both public health and
Tools
When you work in the onsite wastewater industry, your sewer camera isn’t just a tool — it’s the difference between a guess and a documented, defensible, professional inspection.
Tools
In septic system installation, precision isn’t a luxury — it’s a requirement. A high-quality rotary laser is one of the most essential tools a septic installer can own.