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John’s Septic & Excavation provides septic inspections, installations, repairs, excavation, grading, stormwater management, drainage, and underground utility services. Formed in 2024, it serves homeowners, real estate participants, builders, developers, commercial clients, and municipalities throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania and South Jersey.
Credentials & Experience
- PSMA Certification #111262
Coverage Area
Southeastern Pennsylvania and South Jersey; Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, and Delaware counties in Pennsylvania; Atlantic, Cumberland, and Burlington counties in South Jersey.
Additional Details
- Years of Experience
- 2 years
Location
Philadelphia, PA
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