Templeton Septic Tank Cleaning
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Templeton Septic Tank Cleaning provides septic services to residential and commercial customers in Medina, Portage, Summit, Stark, and Wayne counties in Ohio, operating from New Franklin. The family-owned and operated company is licensed, insured, bonded, and EPA approved. Services include septic tank cleanings, aeration pumping, sump pump replacements and installations, and septic system installations. The company offers free backwashing with every septic pumping service to break up solidified
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