Clean Septic Tank Services
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Clean Septic Tank Services provides septic system services with over 25 years of experience. The company offers septic tank pumping and cleaning, NC certified point of sale septic inspections, system installation, root and drain line repair, riser installation, and filter installation. They are certified to perform North Carolina point of sale septic inspections. The company operates under the "Turd Busters" brand name and can be reached at (919) 291-6412. Clean Septic Tank Services handles both
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