Septic pumping
$0.55per gallon, disposal included
Full pump-out of every compartment, rinse and baffle check, photo of the empty tank on your receipt. $375 minimum for tanks up to 750 gallons.
See pumping prices →Septic pumping at $0.55 per gallon on rated size, disposal included, and grease trap route service. Same-week scheduling and no trip charge in Longview.
Septic permits in Longview go through Cowlitz County's environmental health office rather than Clark County, and we work within its process.
Longview proper is on city sewer, but the outlying areas, Coal Creek, Ostrander and the hills toward Rose Valley, are on septic. Our grease trap route covers Longview's restaurants and commercial kitchens on 30, 60 or 90 day plans, with the manifests and service log the health inspector asks for.
Every price is the price you pay, plus sales tax. No trip charge anywhere in our service area.
$0.55per gallon, disposal included
Full pump-out of every compartment, rinse and baffle check, photo of the empty tank on your receipt. $375 minimum for tanks up to 750 gallons.
See pumping prices →From $150small trap, on a route
Restaurant route service on a fixed day, on a 30, 60 or 90 day plan, with the manifests and service log your health inspector asks for.
Route plans →On requestCowlitz County rules apply
Buyer and seller inspections with pumping, a written report and photos. Cowlitz County handles septic permits separately from Clark, and we work within its process.
Inspection details →The whole route, from Washougal to Longview, on the same prices.
Straight answers for homeowners in Longview.
No. Longview is inside our regular service area and the per-gallon price is the same as it is in Vancouver.
Routine pumping is usually scheduled within the week. Backups and alarms get the next open slot, often the same day. Call rather than using the form if it's urgent.
Usually. Cowlitz County keeps records for most permitted systems. We probe from there and can install risers so the lids are at grade next time.