We are Lentz Wastewater Management, Inc. For more than three generations, the Lentz family name has been synonymous with quality septic service.
In 1958, Roy Lentz Sr. began installing septic systems, in 1972, his sons, Roy Jr. and Keith, founded Lentz Septic Tank Service and began offering septic tank pumping, and in 2000, his grandson, Jarrid, launched Lentz Wastewater Management, Inc.
Jarrid always knew he wanted to pursue the family business. As a boy, he rode along in the truck with his dad and granddad. They let him help with septic work on the family farm. The Lentz men taught him everything he needed to know to be successful in the septic business. This ranged from the biology, chemistry and physics of how septic systems work, to logic and business concepts. They taught him a common-sense approach to problem solving, a commitment to providing exceptional customer service and a willingness to help when you’re needed … which may not be on a 9-5, Monday through Friday schedule.
At the age of 24, Jarrid spotted an opportunity that could save customers time and money, a patented system capable of repairing the number one septic issue in a matter of hours rather than days—The Terralift. He purchased the system and launched his own addition to the family business. Building on the reputation of the Lentz name, be brought a needed solution to the area. Young and boot-strapped, he did almost all the work himself in the early days, but as his business grew so did his team.
Today, Jarrid, and his wife, Jeanie, consider it a privilege to continue the family tradition, serving friends and neighbors with the integrity, quality and reliability the Lentz family name has become known for.
Lentz Wastewater Management, Inc. has served families and businesses in the Greater Piedmont area for more than two decades now providing septic tank installation, maintenance, repair and replacement, along with drain field solutions, including Terralift rejuvenation.
As a family-owned and -operated business, Jarrid and Jeanie are personally invested in every job and committed to meeting your needs with integrity, professionalism and expedient, reliable service.
Lentz Wastewater brings generations of experience to bear on your wastewater issues. Whether your property is served by a gravity, chamber, T&J panel or pressure distribution system, we’re prepared with product expertise and know-how to maintain or repair your system. If a new system is needed, we’ll help you determine the best type for your needs.
We’re passionate about serving you and committed to upholding the reputation the Lentz family has built over three generations. We’re Better Business Bureau accredited with an A+ rating and we’ve been voted “Best of Statesville” for the past two years. We also offer a “no hidden fees” guarantee. You’ll never pay more than the price we quote.
Let Lentz Wastewater help you with your septic system and drain field needs!
We proudly serve the counties of Iredell, Mecklenburg, Alexander, Rowan, Yadkin and Davie and the towns of Statesville, Mooresville, Troutman, Davidson, Huntersville, Cornelius, Salisbury, Sherrills Ford, Harmony, Union Grove, Cleveland, Denver, Harmony, Stony Point, Hamptonville, Taylorsville, Mocksville, Claremont, Catawba, Mount Ulla, Yadkinville, Terrell, Wilkesboro, Newton, Stanley and Hickory.
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Chambers-Infiltrator® chambers are hollow structures that attach end-to-end. They are installed in trenches or beds
Septic systems are underground wastewater treatment structures, commonly used in rural areas without centralized sewer
Septic effluent pumps are used to move clarified septic effluent out of a the septic tank to the drainfield in systems
Septic and Sewer effluent pumps work hard to move wastewater to an alternate tank or absorption field. Typically pump
If your septic system uses a pump to remove wastewater from the tank to a drain field, your system will have a septic tank alarm
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Drain fields are also known as leach fields or soil absorption field. Drain lines are also referred to as Leach lines.
Replacing a drain field requires a permit from your local environmental health department. Please see Permit Information
Having an issue that requires your septic tank to be pumped? Get in touch with Lentz Septic.
