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Summit Septic & Sewer

Graham, WA
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Summit Septic & Sewer provides septic pumping, cleaning, repairs, inspections, installations, and emergency septic services for homes and businesses. It serves King, Pierce, and Thurston counties in Washington, including Seattle.

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Coverage Area

King, Pierce, and Thurston counties in Washington, including Seattle, Tacoma, Graham, Olympia, Kent, Federal Way, Renton, Enumclaw, Puyallup, and Yelm.

Additional Details

Service Types Offered
Residential InspectionCommercial InspectionReal Estate TransactionsDrainfield Evaluation

Location

10404 229th St E, Graham, WA 98338

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