Tampa Bay septic service — pumping, inspections, repairs, drain fields, installation
Septic service
in Clearwater.
State registration, insurance and prices from each business’s own site. Reviews you can check yourself. Then call the company directly: we never take a cut.
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7real septic companies serving Clearwater, each traced to its own website
7state 24/7 emergency service on their own site
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Drain Rooter Plumbing Services
DrainRooter Plumbing Services | Licensed Plumber in Pinellas County, FL | 24/7 Emergency Service
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Roto-Rooter Plumbing & Water Cleanup
Commercial plumbing repairs, maintenance, and emergency services
3/6 details checkedQuoteFree
LocalPro Plumbing of Tampa Bay
Grease trap cleaning, Camera inspection & locating, Emergency septic service in Clearwater
2/6 details checkedQuoteAsk the pro
Perma Liner Industries, a Waterline Renewal Technologies Company
Camera inspection & locating, Emergency septic service in Clearwater
2/6 details checkedQuoteAsk the pro
Royal King Plumbing
Pinellas County / Pasco County / Tampa 24/7 Emergency Plumbing / 800-990-6514
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Scotto's Plumbing
Camera inspection & locating, Emergency septic service in Clearwater
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A growing first collection, not a complete list. Hours, services, prices and insurance wording are published by each business and may change. How we source our listings ↗
All 7 septic companies serving Clearwater, A–Z.
- 3 J’s Plumbing Service, Inc.2067 Calumet St, Clearwater, FL 33765Camera inspection & locating · Emergency septic service · Commercial septic · 24/7 emergency
- Drain Rooter Plumbing ServicesServes ClearwaterEmergency septic service · 24/7 emergency
- LocalPro Plumbing of Tampa Bay613 S Missouri Ave, Clearwater, FL 33756Grease trap cleaning · Camera inspection & locating · Emergency septic service · 24/7 emergency
- Perma Liner Industries, a Waterline Renewal Technologies Company13000 Automobile Blvd #200, Clearwater, FL 33762Camera inspection & locating · Emergency septic service · 24/7 emergency
- Roto-Rooter Plumbing & Water CleanupServes ClearwaterGrease trap cleaning · Camera inspection & locating · Emergency septic service · 24/7 emergency
- Royal King PlumbingServes ClearwaterCamera inspection & locating · Emergency septic service · 24/7 emergency
- Scotto's PlumbingServes ClearwaterCamera inspection & locating · Emergency septic service · 24/7 emergency
The trust check
What’s worth knowing before you book a septic company.
Hiring someone to dig in your yard and work on your septic system means trusting them with your property. So every company gets the same plain check of what you can verify for yourself — not a rating, not an ad. Unknowns stay unknown.
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It’s a real business
Sourced from official websites and listings, with contact details. Lead-generation pages and call centers don’t count.
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Florida registration shown
The septic contractor registration number, when the company publishes it. Check it with the state’s onsite sewage program.
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Insured, as stated
The insurance statement the company publishes. Ask for the certificate of insurance; we don’t see the policy.
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Pumping price published
A pumping price, when the company publishes one. Ask what tank size and disposal fees it includes.
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24/7 emergency service
Whether the company’s own site says it answers septic emergencies around the clock, with a link to where it says so.
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Published prices
Prices, only when the company publishes them. Otherwise, get a written quote.
FIRST TIME HIRING A SEPTIC COMPANY?Ask before you book,
Ask before you book,
not after the dig.
Check the state registration, get a certificate of insurance and get the quote in writing, disposal fees included. How to choose a septic company ↗
- What is your Florida septic contractor registration number?Ask for the number and check it with the state’s onsite sewage program before work starts.
- Can you send a certificate of insurance?Ask for the certificate, and read what it covers and for which dates.
- What does the price include?Ask the price for your tank size, with disposal fees, digging to the lid and any trip charge spelled out.
- Will I get a written report?Ask what they will check while the tank is open, and get what they found and recommend in writing.
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Who pumped your tank?
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