Licensed Septic Contractors Based in Knox, PA
3 licensed septic contractors based in Knox. Every license number below is sourced from public licensing records, with a link to look it up yourself.
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Services in Knox, with national cost ranges
Listings based in Knox whose license class covers each service. Cost ranges are national; each links its cost guide.
| Service | Based in Knox | National cost |
|---|---|---|
| Septic Tank Pumping | 0 | $250 to $600 |
| Septic System Installation | 0 · nearby | $3,600 to $12,500 |
| Septic Inspection | 0 | $150 to $900 |
| Septic System Design | 0 | Varies by site |
| Perc Test and Soil Evaluation | 0 | $250 to $1,000 |
None of the listings based in Knox hold a license class we can match to septic tank pumping, septic system installation, septic inspection, septic system design or perc test and soil evaluation. The closest matching licensees we found in nearby towns are listed below. Ask any contractor whether they do this work, or browse the listings based in Clarion County.
Listings that hold a matching license class, based in nearby towns rather than in Knox, for the services with fewer than 3 here. Nearest first, in straight-line miles from the center of Knox:
Septic System Installation
- Nick Melnick, based in Oil City, about 17 miles away
- Spurgeon Shilling, based in New Bethlehem, about 18 miles away
- Terry Shirey, based in New Bethlehem, about 18 miles away
- David Ice, based in Petrolia, about 18 miles away
- Kahla Wood, based in Franklin, about 20 miles away
Hiring a septic contractor in Knox
Before you hire, confirm the license is still active with the agency that issued it and get at least three written quotes.
Homeowner guides
- What Is a Septic Tank and How Does It Work?
- Do I need a permit for well or septic work in Pennsylvania?