Freedle Plumbing
- Septic pumping
- Emergency service
- Family owned
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In Lexington, septic pumping involves removing waste that has collected in a septic tank. The page includes 5 businesses offering pumping services. Ferguson Septic Tank Pumping Services is a family owned septic tank pumping business in Lexington, operated by a father and son and serving Davidson County. It has a 5.0 rating from 113 reviews. Freedle Plumbing also offers septic pumping and is a family owned plumbing company in Lexington that began in 1979. It serves the Triad, including Winston-Salem and Clemmons, and has a 4.9 rating from 704 reviews.
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Septic Services in Lexington that offer septic pumping
Ferguson Septic Tank Pumping Services
- Septic pumping
- Licensed and insured
- Family owned
Drew's Services, LLC
- Septic pumping
- New system installs
- Camera and jetting
64 Portables, Inc.
- Septic pumping
- Camera and jetting
- Grease traps
Jim Hartman Septic Tank Service
- Septic pumping
- New system installs
- Drain field work
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