Licensed Septic Companies in Cincinnati, OH
5 septic companies serve Cincinnati, Ohio.
Septic services in Cincinnati
Guides: Septic tank pumping · Septic system installation · Septic inspection · Septic repair · Installation cost · Pumping cost
5 septic companies in Cincinnati
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Exnil Grease
2160 Kindel Ave Suite 1, Cincinnati, OH 45214 · Hamilton County
From their website: Grease traps
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Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Greater Cincinnati
9772 Princeton Glendale Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45246 · Hamilton County
From their website: Inspection
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Municipal & Contractor Sealing Products, Inc.
7740 Reinhold Dr, Cincinnati, OH 45237 · Hamilton County
From their website: Repair
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Perfect-A-Waste Sewage
2106 W North Bend Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45224 · Hamilton County
From their website: Pumping · Installation · Repair
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Septic Services in Cincinnati
6470 Glenway Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45211 · Hamilton County
From their website: Pumping · Installation · Repair
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Septic licensing in Ohio
Ohio installers register with each county health district they work in.
Permits for new systems, replacements and most repairs are issued locally. Ask the contractor which office handles Cincinnati and whether the permit fee is in their quote.
Ohio septic licensing: agencies, license types and how to check a license →
Septic companies in Cincinnati: common questions
How many licensed septic companies are in Cincinnati, OH?
5 septic companies serve Cincinnati, Ohio. Each license badge on this page names the agency and links to its lookup so you can confirm it.
Who licenses septic contractors in Ohio?
Ohio installers register with each county health district they work in. The licensing body is the County health districts (OAC 3701-29).
Which companies pump septic tanks in Cincinnati?
2 of the 5 listings in Cincinnati offer septic tank pumping, either on their own website or under a state pumper license. Use the service filter above to show only those companies.
Which companies install septic systems in Cincinnati?
2 listings in Cincinnati install septic systems. New systems and replacements need a permit, so ask each installer to handle the permit and to show their Ohio license.
How do I check a septic contractor's license in Ohio?
Ohio has no public statewide list. Ohio installers register with each county health district they work in.