GroundRosterSeptic and well contractor license lookup
Search by the contractor's name, business name or license number, in our copy of the official state and county rosters. Every result links to the issuing agency's own lookup.
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What a result shows
- Number, type and statusThe license number, type and status as the roster gives them.
- Expiry dateWhere the roster gives one. Some rosters stamp one renewal-cycle date on every license; we say so, rather than show it as the contractor's own date.
- Issuing agencyThe agency that issued the license, and a link to check it with that agency.
- Last on the rosterThe date the license was last on the roster in our copy.
If there's no match
Not being in our copy is not evidence that someone is unlicensed. Our copy can lag the state, and a license may be listed under another name, such as the owner's or the company's. Our copy also doesn't cover every state or every kind of license. Check with the issuing agency before drawing any conclusion.
License classes by state
Who issues each license, what each class allows, and where to check it with the issuing agency:
- TexasTexas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR)See license classes ›
- North CarolinaNC On-Site Wastewater Contractors and Inspectors Certification BoardNC Well Contractors Certification Commission (NCDHHS, Division of Public Health)See license classes ›
- TennesseeTDEC Division of Water Resources: septic (subsurface sewage disposal) programTDEC Division of Water Resources: water well programSee license classes ›
- MarylandMaryland State Board of Well Drillers (MDE)Maryland State Board of On-Site Wastewater Professionals (MDE)See license classes ›
- GeorgiaGeorgia Department of Public Health (DPH), Environmental HealthGeorgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD), for the Water Well Standards Advisory CouncilSee license classes ›