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Lamar A-1 Septic Service Inc.

Sacramento, CA
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Lamar A-1 Septic Service Inc. provides residential and commercial septic pumping, repairs, installations, maintenance, and inspections. It serves Sacramento, Placer, Yolo, and Sutter Counties and states that it has served the area for over 30 years. The company lists License #792110 and says it is licensed and insured.

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Credentials & Experience

Years of Experience
30+
Certifications
  • License #792110

Coverage Area

Sacramento, Placer, Yolo and Sutter Counties

Additional Details

Years of Experience
30 years
Video/Camera Inspection Capable
Yes
Independent (No Installation Ties)
No
Service Types Offered
Residential InspectionCommercial InspectionReal Estate Transactions

Location

Sacramento, CA

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