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Licensed Septic Contractors Based in Stevens County, WA

16 licensed septic contractors based in Stevens County. Every license number below is sourced from official Washington records, with a link to verify it yourself.

Grouped by the county of the address on each business's state license record, which can be a mailing address; it doesn't tell you where the business works. Where the record doesn't name the county of the address, its ZIP code decides (a ZIP that crosses a county line goes to the county holding most of its homes), then its town.

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Septic Contractors based in Stevens County (16)

Jon H. NessLicensed

Based in Colville, WA · License #5200128

Bryan D HuntLicensed

Based in Colville, WA · License #5100360

Gary E CotterLicensed

Based in Kettle Falls, WA · License #5100157

David EngellLicensed

Based in Colville, WA · License #5100158

Bradford E SmithLicensed

Based in Fruitland, WA · License #5100229

Rebecca Rae ReedLicensed

Based in Springdale, WA · License #5200355

Karen Ann JohnsonLicensed

Based in Colville, WA · License #5200304

Joseph VANCE DurposLicensed

Based in Kettle Falls, WA · License #5100255

Richard J StewartLicensed

Based in Colville, WA · License #5100245

Sandra Rose SmithLicensed

Based in Hunters, WA · License #5100244

Alice Catherine DayLicensed

Based in Colville, WA · License #5200341

James MalleryLicensed

Based in Colville, WA · License #5100240

Bryan David HuntLicensed

Based in Colville, WA · License #5200251

Scott R BrookoverLicensed

Based in Addy, WA · License #5100248

Kerrie YandaLicensed

Based in Chewelah, WA · License #22002441

Kim R HeinzLicensed

Based in Ford, WA · License #24030546

Cities in Stevens County

Hiring a septic contractor in Stevens County

Septic (onsite wastewater) contractors handle everything from routine septic tank pumping and cleaning to repairs, inspections, and new system installation. States license each role separately (a pumper is not necessarily licensed to install, and vice versa), so match the license class to the job.

Before you sign anything: confirm the license number on this page is still active with Washington, ask for proof of insurance, and get at least three written quotes; pricing on this work varies widely by site conditions.

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