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Kent Clean Septic Service has served residential and commercial properties in greater New Hampshire since 1993. It provides septic inspections, pumping, pump station work, and line jetting, and states that it is a New Hampshire Certified Septic Inspector.
Credentials & Experience
- New Hampshire Certified Septic Inspector
Coverage Area
New Hampshire & Maine
Additional Details
- State Licensed Septic Inspector/Evaluator
- Yes
- Years of Experience
- 33 years
- Video/Camera Inspection Capable
- Yes
- Independent (No Installation Ties)
- No
- Service Types Offered
- Residential InspectionCommercial InspectionReal Estate Transactions
Location
4B Crane Way, Hooksett, NH 03106
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