Washington Septic Services LLC in Salkum, WA
About Washington Septic Services LLC
From the website of Washington Septic Services LLC, read 15 Sept 2026. It describes what the company says it offers, not independent verification.
Washington Septic Services LLC takes on the repair side of septic ownership. Their site says the crew handles pump replacement, floats replacement, septic tank repair and tank patching, along with drain field repair and drain field replacement. A slow drain indoors or a wet patch over the field is usually what starts the phone call.
Septic Services in Salkum
Quoted from the website of Washington Septic Services LLC, read 15 Sept 2026.
Drain Field Repair
Our services also cover essential repairs, including pump replacement, floats replacement, septic tank repair, tank patching, drain field repair, and drain field replacement.
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Septic Service Categories
These are how Google lists the business, not proof of a service offered.
Hours
- Monday to Friday
- 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM
Google Reviews
From the Google listing, checked 30 Aug 2026.
Customer reviews describe a crew that arrives quickly and explains the job as it goes. Erica's review has Andy and his team ready to pump her septic system, and Rosalie credits Lynn with cleaning her septic tanks. Justin's review thanks the crew for texting an arrival time and showing up when they said they would. Brianna wrote that Jason "came out so fast when we had a septic clog" and then showed her husband how the system works. Rayanne called on the company during a holiday weekend emergency and says she would recommend them.
Map and Directions
Washington Septic Services LLC282 Fuller Rd, Salkum, WA 98582
Frequently Asked Questions
What services does Washington Septic Services LLC offer?
Published on their website: Drain Field Repair.
How is Washington Septic Services LLC rated?
5 stars from 13 Google reviews.
Before You Call
A drain field that stays soggy raises one decision early: repair it or replace it. Washington Septic Services LLC does both, so that call can settle which way to go before any digging starts. Worth asking on the phone: whether a crew can walk the field and say which option fits.