Absolute Septic in Raleigh, NC

About Absolute Septic
From the website of Absolute Septic, read 11 Sept 2026. It describes what the company says it offers, not independent verification.
Absolute Septic pumps septic tanks and installs new systems. The pumping side covers minor backups, slow drains and routine maintenance for homes and businesses. Installations are custom jobs, and the company treats getting them right the first time as critical.
Septic Services in Raleigh
Quoted from the website of Absolute Septic, read 11 Sept 2026.
Septic System Installation
Septic Pumping
Septic Service Categories
These are how Google lists the business, not proof of a service offered.
Published hours (not a full week)
- Saturday
- Open 24 hours
Google Reviews
From the Google listing, checked 30 Aug 2026.
Reviews from Mits, Brooke and Jesus describe septic jobs that went smoothly. Mits writes that Michael "came out exactly when he said he would" and took time to explain how her system works. Brooke calls Cody and Michael prompt and friendly, and Jesus says the site was left clean and the inspector approved everything on the first pass.
Map and Directions
Absolute SepticRaleigh, NC
Certified Installer
The NC Onsite Wastewater Contractor and Inspector Certification Board lists Absolute Septic.
- License
- Installer Level II
- Number
- #9043
- Status
- on current list (effective 8 21 26, expires 12 31 26)
- Checked
- 11 Sept 2026
Local Ground
Around Raleigh, the main drain-field limit is slow water movement: water leaves the soil too slowly for a conventional field to keep up. Site conditions on any one lot can differ from the map. See the Raleigh city page for the full soil profile.
Frequently Asked Questions
What services does Absolute Septic offer?
Published on their website: Septic System Installation, Septic Pumping.
How is Absolute Septic rated?
4.5 stars from 1 Google review.
Before You Call
A failing system forces one decision first: whether a pump-out will carry it or the fix is bigger, and Absolute Septic takes on both pumping and new installations. When calling, ask how quickly a crew can get out, especially with water backing up.