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Heck Yeah Septic in Wake Forest, NC

Certified Installer matched5 from 24 Google reviews3 services found on their website
7705 Matherly Dr, Wake Forest, NC 27587(919) 616-3496heckyeahseptic.com/ opens in a new tab
Heck Yeah Septic

About Heck Yeah Septic

From the website of Heck Yeah Septic, read 15 Sept 2026. It describes what the company says it offers, not independent verification.

Heck Yeah Septic pumps septic tanks, troubleshoots and repairs failing systems, and designs and installs complete new systems for new construction or full replacement. Inspections and real estate evaluations round out the work, along with grease trap pumping and cleaning. Emergency service is offered too, for the night a tank backs up.

Septic Services in Wake Forest

Quoted from the website of Heck Yeah Septic, read 15 Sept 2026.

Inspections cover all septic system components and come with detailed assessments and recommendations, which is what a buyer or seller on a closing timeline needs. For routine pumping, the company says most residential tanks take one to two hours to pump, depending on size, access and sludge levels. Mapped soil in Wake Forest is somewhat limited for drain fields on 77.8 percent of rated ground, with slow water movement the top limit, so a new system here has to be designed around water that leaves the soil too slowly.

  • New System

    Complete system inspection Professional equipment Free basic digital inspection Free photos with pump out service Get Quote System Installation Complete new system design and installation for new construction or full replacement with custom engineering.

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  • Septic Inspection

    North Carolina's trusted septic inspection experts providing reliable evaluations Comprehensive Inspections We perform thorough evaluations of all septic system components, providing detailed assessments and recommendations.

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  • Septic Pumping

    Frequently Asked Questions Get answers to common septic pumping questions from our experts How long does septic tank pumping take? + Most residential septic tank pumping takes 1-2 hours, depending on tank size, access, and sludge levels.

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Septic Service Categories

These are how Google lists the business, not proof of a service offered.

Septic system service

Google Reviews

5 24 Google reviews
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  1. John O.

    September 2026

    Micah was prompt and very professional. He explained what he was doing and answered all my questions. And his pricing was very reasonable. I highly recommend him, and will be using him in the future.

  2. John A.

    September 2026

    Excellent septic pumping service! Micha was professional, a great communicator and even showed up early. He dug up our concrete lids, inspected everything, replaced our broken filter and didn't over charge. He is definitely our go to guy for anything septic, highly recommended!

  3. Marc C.

    September 2026

    Heck Yeah was easy to coordinate with and arrived at the agreed time for an after hours call. They performed the most thorough cleaning I've seen and got the situation resolved with a cheerful attitude.

    Response from the owner

    We really appreciate the review! We’re glad we could help with the after-hours call, get everything cleaned out, and take care of the issue. Thanks for choosing Heck Yeah Septic in Wake Forest!

  4. Samantha

    August 2026

    I am so happy that I reached out to heck yeah septic for my septic cleaning! Micah was so helpful and friendly! I highly recommend this company!

    Response from the owner

    Thanks for letting us pump your tank Samantha. We enjoy serving the Wake Forest area and meeting all of our great customers!

  5. Tri V.

    August 2026

    Got the septic tanks pumped out, filter cleaned, and system inspected by Micah. Micah appears very knowledgeable and answers all my questions about septic system and required service to keep it working properly.

    Response from the owner

    Thanks for taking the time to leave us a review! We appreciate your business and are always happy to answer questions about keeping your septic system working properly!

From the Google listing, checked 30 Aug 2026.

Several reviews describe Micah, the owner, doing the work himself: pumping tanks, digging up concrete lids, replacing broken filters, and digging out a distribution box packed with roots before rebuilding the drain field lines around it. Speed comes up often, from an after-hours call handled at the agreed time to a backup cleared fast enough that one family still hit the road for the beach by noon. Marc called his pump-out "the most thorough cleaning I've seen."

Map and Directions

Heck Yeah Septic7705 Matherly Dr, Wake Forest, NC 27587

Other Septic Companies in Wake Forest

Certified Installer

The NC Onsite Wastewater Contractor and Inspector Certification Board lists Heck Yeah Septic.

  • License
    Installer Level II
    Number
    #14621
    Status
    on current list (effective 8 21 26, expires 12 31 26)
    Checked
    11 Sept 2026

Local Ground

Around Wake Forest, 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 Wake Forest city page for the full soil profile.

Frequently Asked Questions

What services does Heck Yeah Septic offer?

Published on their website: New System, Septic Inspection, Septic Pumping.

How is Heck Yeah Septic rated?

5 stars from 24 Google reviews.

Sources and Dates

  • Company website · 11 Sept 2026
  • Google Business Profile · 30 Aug 2026
  • Google Maps · 30 Aug 2026
  • NC Onsite Wastewater Contractor and Inspector Certification Board · 11 Sept 2026
  • NC OWCICB · 11 Sept 2026

Before You Call

When a system fails, the decision is whether a repair can hold or a new installation makes more sense, and Heck Yeah Septic works on both sides of that choice. One question worth asking on the phone: can this tank and drain field be saved with repairs, or should a replacement system go on the drawing board?