Serving Cabarrus County
Rural southern Cabarrus, from Reed Gold Mine to the Rocky River. Septic installation, repair and servicing for Midland homes on private systems.
Full-Service Septic
Midland only incorporated in 2000 and still feels rural, with homes spread across gently rolling land along US 601 and NC 24/27. Muddy Creek runs through town and the Rocky River passes just east, so soil wetness and creek setbacks shape where a drain field can go. Semper Septic designs, installs, repairs and services Midland systems under Cabarrus County permits.
Installation, repair and pump, float and control panel servicing all fall under one NC Level 4 license, and every Midland job is evaluated, quoted and overseen by owner Jared Huneycutt himself.
What We Do
Semper Septic installs new septic systems, repairs failing ones, and services the pumps, floats and control panels that keep Midland systems running — all from one licensed, insured, veteran-owned company.
Conventional, pump/pressure-dosed and Aerobic Treatment Unit (ATU) systems for new homes and replacements in Midland, designed around the soil evaluation and the permit the county issues for your lot.
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Drain field, line, tank and distribution box repairs for Midland homes, plus pump, float and control panel work — diagnosed on-site first, so you pay to fix the actual problem.
Septic Repair & Servicing Details →About Midland
Midland is a town of 4,684 (2020) in southern Cabarrus County, up from 3,073 in 2010. It began as a railroad town around 1913 and incorporated in 2000. Once agricultural, it's now largely a bedroom community for Charlotte and Concord, with a large Corning fiber-optic cable plant. Reed Gold Mine — site of the first U.S. gold discovery — is just east of town. US 601 runs 14 miles north to Concord.
Where we work around Midland: the US 601 corridor, the NC 24/27 corridor, the Reed Gold Mine area, Muddy Creek, the Rocky River area, Pioneer Mills.
Local Insight
Midland's spread-out lots mean septic work is often a full rural job — site evaluation, design and installation, or a diagnosis on a system with little paperwork. Choose a Level 4 contractor who can handle every system type.
Will my lot pass? Near Muddy Creek and the Rocky River, Midland soil can run wetter, which affects drain field placement. The county's soil evaluation answers it — get it done before you finalize the house site.
Midland sits at the far end of our Cabarrus coverage, and it gets the same owner-led service as our home county. Jared Huneycutt evaluates every Midland property himself and handles the permit steps.
Why Semper Septic
North Carolina's highest on-site wastewater contractor level, covering conventional systems and ATUs, so no Midland job gets handed off to someone else.
Jared Huneycutt served as a Marine Corps officer and UAS pilot. The same standards carry over to how each trench is dug and each system is set.
General Liability and Workers Compensation coverage protects your Midland property and everyone working on it.
The person who evaluates your site is the person who answers your calls — no dispatcher, no sales handoff.
How It Works
Call 704-351-3479 or send the form with your Midland address and what you're seeing or planning.
Jared walks the property, checks the system or the site, and explains the options and the permit path in plain terms.
The job is completed to North Carolina on-site wastewater rules and inspected where the county requires it.
Common Questions
Straight answers for Midland homeowners. Don't see your question? Ask Jared directly.
Semper Septic serves Midland with an NC Level 4 on-site wastewater contractor license — the highest available — and General Liability and Workers Comp insurance. Owner Jared Huneycutt, a Marine Corps veteran, personally evaluates each Midland property before recommending anything. Call 704-351-3479 for a free estimate.
For Midland properties we install new and replacement septic systems, ATU and pump-dosed designs, repair drain fields, lines, tanks and distribution boxes, and service pumps, floats, control panels and alarms.
Midland is about 39 miles southeast of Troutman, at the southern end of our Cabarrus County coverage. Call 704-351-3479 and Jared will schedule a visit to your Midland property.
Yes. Midland is in Cabarrus County, where Cabarrus County Environmental Health evaluates sites and permits new septic systems and repairs. Semper Septic coordinates the evaluation and permit for Midland homeowners.
Midland issues often involve wet soil near Muddy Creek and the Rocky River, aging systems on rural parcels, roots in lines, and pump or float failures on systems that move effluent to a distant drain field.
Call 704-351-3479 or send the form with your Midland address. Jared will schedule a free on-site look and give you a clear plan and price before any work begins.
Service Areas
Midland is the southern end of our Cabarrus County coverage, anchored by Concord 14 miles up US 601. We serve it from our Troutman base.
Don't see your town? Reach out anyway — we regularly service the surrounding and extended Piedmont region beyond the areas listed here.
Get In Touch
Jared responds personally — no call center, no automated system.
