Silverton, OR

Oregon Sewer & Drain LLC

Oregon Sewer & Drain LLC is a septic company in Silverton, OR holding 6 Oregon septic credentials from the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, offering septic tank pumping, septic system installation, septic inspection, septic repair according to its website.

12422 Silverton Rd NE, Silverton, OR 97381 · Marion County

(503) 874-9414 oregonsewer.com

Is Oregon Sewer & Drain LLC licensed?

Oregon Sewer & Drain LLC appears on Oregon septic license or certification lists. The Septic Guide matched these credentials to the issuing agency's published list as of October 2026; confirm the current status with the agency before you hire.

CredentialNumberIssued byVerify
Oregon DEQ Certified Onsite (Septic) Installer1227Oregon Department of Environmental QualityAgency lookup
Oregon DEQ Certified Onsite (Septic) Installer1085Oregon Department of Environmental QualityAgency lookup
Oregon DEQ Certified Onsite (Septic) Installer1226Oregon Department of Environmental QualityAgency lookup
Oregon DEQ Certified Onsite (Septic) Installer3829Oregon Department of Environmental QualityAgency lookup
Oregon DEQ Certified Onsite (Septic) Installer761Oregon Department of Environmental QualityAgency lookup
Oregon DEQ Certified Onsite (Septic) Installer1084Oregon Department of Environmental QualityAgency lookup

A matched credential shows the holder was on the agency's list when we checked. It does not by itself authorize every kind of septic work: an installer license, a pumper license and an inspector certification are different credentials.

What septic services does Oregon Sewer & Drain LLC offer?

Found on Oregon Sewer & Drain LLC's website: Septic tank pumping, Septic system installation, Septic inspection, Septic repair.

Ask Oregon Sewer & Drain LLC to confirm it handles your specific job and service area. Guides: Septic tank pumping · Septic system installation · Septic inspection · Septic repair.

Before you hire Oregon Sewer & Drain LLC

  • Check the license on the agency lookup above and ask which person holds it.
  • Ask who pulls the permit and whether the fee is in the quote.
  • Ask for proof of liability insurance sent by the insurer.
  • Get the scope and price in writing. How to check a septic license.

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