Septic Service in Spring Lake, NC

Spring Lake grew up next to Fort Bragg. If your home in or around town runs on a septic tank and drain field, here’s what to know.

Sewer or septic?

The Town of Spring Lake runs its own water and sewer system and its own wastewater treatment plant. Homes outside the town’s lines, including many in the surrounding area, rely on a septic tank and drain field instead.

Not sure which you have? Look for a sewer charge on your utility bill, or a tank lid or cleanout in the yard. No sewer charge usually means septic.

Little River flooding

Hurricane Matthew set a flood record on the Little River at Spring Lake in October 2016, at almost 32 feet. Two years later, Hurricane Florence flooded the town’s wastewater plant. If your septic system sat in floodwater, have it checked before you use it normally again.

Rentals and military moves

With Fort Bragg next door, plenty of Spring Lake homes change hands or tenants often. A septic tank doesn’t keep track of who lived there. If you just moved in or are getting ready to sell, find out when the tank was last pumped.

Septic services in Spring Lake

Septic trouble in Spring Lake?

From neighborhoods near Fort Bragg to homes along the Little River, Spring Lake-area homeowners on septic can call for pumping, repairs, tank replacement, or a free estimate.

Call (910) 994-5175

Spring Lake septic questions

Who issues septic permits here?

Cumberland County’s Department of Public Health, Environmental Health section, at 1235 Ramsey Street in Fayetteville. It does the soil evaluations and issues septic permits, including repair permits for failing systems. Call (910) 433-3600.

I’m renting in Spring Lake and the drains are backing up. Who do I call?

Tell your landlord or property manager right away, since septic repairs are usually the owner’s responsibility. Owners and property managers can call us for a free estimate.

Call (910) 994-5175