Verify a North Carolina certified well contractor's credential and certification level before hiring for a specific type of well work
domain: wellcontractors.nc.gov · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Use the NCDEQ 'Find a Certified Well Contractor' search at http://www.wellcontractors.nc.gov/web/eh/find-contractor, searchable by contractor name or county
Confirm the contractor's certification level — NC issues four levels (A, B, C, D), each authorized for a different scope of well work
Check the certification wallet-card validity dates shown in the search result rather than assuming an active listing means currently valid
For certification requirements, renewal, or exam scheduling, see the NC Well Contractors Certification program pages at dph.ncdhhs.gov/programs/environmental-health/north-carolina-well-contractors-certification
For disputes or contractors not found in the list, contact NCDEQ at 877-623-6748
Known gotchas
A 'certified' listing does not mean unrestricted — the A/B/C/D level dictates which well types/services the contractor may legally perform, so matching level to job type matters
Certification is administered by a joint DHHS/DEQ structure (Well Contractors Certification Commission) — the public search tool and the certifying program are hosted on different agency domains
This is a certification/credential lookup, not a well construction permit system — a certified contractor still needs a separate well construction permit for the job itself
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