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Licensed Septic Companies in Tulsa, OK

11 septic companies serve Tulsa, Oklahoma, and 5 of them hold a Oklahoma septic license or certification matched to the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality list (data as of October 2026).

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11 septic companies in Tulsa

Septic licensing in Oklahoma

Oklahoma certifies septic installers by system type: subsurface, lagoon, aerobic spray and aerobic drip. The Oklahoma DEQ, Environmental Complaints and Local Services issues these credentials: Certified installer (subsurface, lagoon, aerobic spray, aerobic drip).

Permits for new systems, replacements and most repairs are issued locally. Ask the contractor which office handles Tulsa and whether the permit fee is in their quote.

Oklahoma septic licensing: agencies, license types and how to check a license →

Septic companies in Tulsa: common questions

How many licensed septic companies are in Tulsa, OK?

11 septic companies serve Tulsa, Oklahoma, and 5 of them hold a Oklahoma septic license or certification matched to the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality list (data as of October 2026). Each license badge on this page names the agency and links to its lookup so you can confirm it.

Who licenses septic contractors in Oklahoma?

Oklahoma certifies septic installers by system type: subsurface, lagoon, aerobic spray and aerobic drip. The licensing body is the Oklahoma DEQ, Environmental Complaints and Local Services.

Which companies pump septic tanks in Tulsa?

4 of the 11 listings in Tulsa 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 Tulsa?

10 listings in Tulsa install septic systems. New systems and replacements need a permit, so ask each installer to handle the permit and to show their Oklahoma license.

How do I check a septic contractor's license in Oklahoma?

Use the Oklahoma DEQ, Environmental Complaints and Local Services's lookup (https://applications.deq.ok.gov/certinstallers/certinstallers.aspx) and search the contractor's name or license number. Our guide to checking a septic license walks through it.