Thompson's Sewer Service & Soil Testing Inc
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Thompson's Sewer Service & Soil Testing provides septic tank, sewer, and drain services in East Central Minnesota, operating from Rush City with an additional service line in North Branch. The company specializes in soil testing and septic services for both residential and commercial clients. Owner Phil Thompson leads the state-certified, licensed, bonded, and insured operation located at 49861 Government Road in Rush City, Minnesota. The company can be reached at two phone numbers: (320) 358-99
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