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Loose Deuce Septic & Tank Services

Portland, OR
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Loose Deuce Septic & Tank Services provides septic inspection, pumping, maintenance, repair, locating, installation-related work, and RV holding-tank services for homes and businesses in the Greater Eugene area. Founded in 2024, it states that it is certified with the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality.

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Credentials & Experience

Years of Experience
2+
Certifications
  • Oregon Sewage Disposal Service Pumper License 39734

Coverage Area

Greater Eugene Area of Oregon, including Eugene, Springfield, Santa Clara, Cottage Grove, Junction City, Creswell, Veneta, Harrisburg, Brownsville, Monroe, and Lowell; from Brownsville to Cottage Grove, Vida, and Elmira.

Additional Details

Years of Experience
2 years
Video/Camera Inspection Capable
No

Location

Portland, OR

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