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Licensed Septic Companies in New Jersey

The Septic Guide lists 31 septic companies and licensed septic professionals in New Jersey (data as of October 2026).

31listed in New Jersey
0matched to a state license or certification
31with a phone number
0county and town pages

Septic services in New Jersey

Counts of New Jersey listings by service, from each business's own website or the type of state license it holds.

  • 20 septic tank pumping · guide
  • 19 septic system installation · guide
  • 24 septic inspection · guide
  • 22 septic repair · guide
  • 5 drain field repair · guide
  • 1 aerobic septic systems · guide
  • 8 risers and lids
  • 3 perc testing and site evaluation
  • 8 grease trap pumping

Who licenses septic work in New Jersey?

New Jersey leaves septic installer requirements to local health departments.

Credentials: Local requirements.

Agency: Local health departments.

New Jersey septic licensing guide →

All New Jersey listings

Atlantic County 1

Bergen County 2

Burlington County 2

Camden County 1

Cape May County 2

Cumberland County 1

  • Nelson Excavating & Demolition LLC

    185 Chestnut Rd, Bridgeton, NJ 08302

    Per PSMA directory: Pumping · Installation · Inspection · Repair

    (856) 364-2206

Gloucester County 3

Hudson County 1

Hunterdon County 1

  • Red Star Septic Inspection & Design Co. LLC

    41 Frontage Rd, Hampton, NJ 08827

    Per PSMA directory: Installation · Inspection · Repair

    (908) 797-2678

Mercer County 1

Monmouth County 1

Morris County 1

Ocean County 3

Passaic County 2

Salem County 1

Somerset County 2

Sussex County 3

Warren County 3

Septic companies in New Jersey: common questions

How many licensed septic companies are in New Jersey?

The Septic Guide lists 31 septic companies and licensed septic professionals in New Jersey (data as of October 2026).

Do septic contractors need a license in New Jersey?

Not at the state level. New Jersey leaves septic installer requirements to local health departments.

How do I check a septic license in New Jersey?

New Jersey has no public statewide list. New Jersey leaves septic installer requirements to local health departments.