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Gray Brothers is a family-owned, women-led septic and portable restroom company founded in 1929. It provides residential and commercial septic services, including septic system inspections, throughout Greater Philadelphia and surrounding Pennsylvania counties.
Credentials & Experience
Coverage Area
Main Line, Philadelphia, Delaware, Montgomery, and Chester County areas
Additional Details
- Years of Experience
- 97 years
- Video/Camera Inspection Capable
- Yes
Review Sentiment
↑positive97%Exceptionally positive reputation with consistent praise for responsive, knowledgeable staff and fast emergency response times across both commercial and residential customers.
Review Highlights
"Gray Brothers are the best. Bari promptly returned my call and coached me through a diagnosis."
"Excellent response to an emergency...technician Andrew was there in less than 2 hours."
"Paul welcomed the opportunity to educate me...I highly recommend Gray Brothers."
"Denise and Bari are amazing at the top notch customer service they offer."
Location
501 South Main Street, Spring City, PA 19475, Spring City, PA
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