Meland Co. Septic Service & Excavating
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Meland Co. Septic Service & Excavating is a family-owned septic and excavation company serving Oskaloosa, Iowa and surrounding areas since 2006. The company provides septic system pumping, cleaning, repairs, and new installations for residential and commercial properties. Their master plumbers are certified to conduct time of transfer septic inspections.
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Meland Co. Septic Service & Excavating provides Septic Pumping & Cleaning, Septic Installation, Septic Repair, and Septic Inspection in Oskaloosa, IA. Browse all septic companies in Oskaloosa or across Iowa.
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