Find a septic contractor in your West Virginia county
Septic pumping, new system installation, repairs and perc tests. Local companies and state-certified installers in all 55 counties, with phone numbers and Google ratings.
Browse by county
- Barbour 9 listings
- Berkeley 90 listings
- Boone 10 listings
- Braxton 9 listings
- Brooke 8 listings
- Cabell 16 listings
- Calhoun 2 listings
- Clay 8 listings
- Doddridge 8 listings
- Fayette 21 listings
- Gilmer 6 listings
- Grant 20 listings
- Greenbrier 38 listings
- Hampshire 31 listings
- Hancock 7 listings
- Hardy 25 listings
- Harrison 13 listings
- Jackson 30 listings
- Jefferson 49 listings
- Kanawha 31 listings
- Lewis 7 listings
- Lincoln 11 listings
- Logan 14 listings
- Marion 27 listings
- Marshall 15 listings
- Mason 18 listings
- McDowell 6 listings
- Mercer 22 listings
- Mineral 18 listings
- Mingo 6 listings
- Monongalia 61 listings
- Monroe 16 listings
- Morgan 23 listings
- Nicholas 27 listings
- Ohio 3 listings
- Pendleton 12 listings
- Pleasants 2 listings
- Pocahontas 20 listings
- Preston 48 listings
- Putnam 19 listings
- Raleigh 30 listings
- Randolph 25 listings
- Ritchie 8 listings
- Roane 11 listings
- Summers 15 listings
- Taylor 11 listings
- Tucker 8 listings
- Tyler 2 listings
- Upshur 30 listings
- Wayne 9 listings
- Webster 4 listings
- Wetzel 7 listings
- Wirt 7 listings
- Wood 21 listings
- Wyoming 12 listings
What do you need done?
Pumping & cleaning
Routine pumping removes the sludge that builds up in your tank. Most households need it every three to five years.
New system installation
New homes and failed systems need a permit from your county health department and a state-certified installer.
Repairs & drain fields
Slow drains, odors, wet spots or backups can mean a clogged line, a failed pump or a struggling drain field.
Perc tests & site work
Before building on land without public sewer, a site evaluation shows what kind of system the soil can support.
Common questions
How often should a septic tank be pumped?
Every three to five years is typical for a household system. Larger families, smaller tanks and garbage disposals mean more frequent pumping. Aerobic systems usually need service more often.
Who can install a septic system in West Virginia?
West Virginia certifies onsite sewage system installers through the state's Office of Environmental Health Services. Each county page lists the certified installers based in that county alongside septic companies.
Do I need a permit?
Yes, for a new system or a major repair. Permits are handled by your county health department, which usually also arranges the site evaluation.
What if there's no company in my county?
Many septic companies travel across county lines. Each county page also lists companies that serve it from nearby, including ones that name the county as part of their service area.