Lumbley Septic Systems
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Lumbley Septic Systems provides septic tank installation and inspection services in San Angelo and the Concho Valley area of Texas. The company has been operating for over 30 years, with owner Thomas Lumbley Jr. servicing the area since 1989. They specialize in both residential and commercial septic system installations, typically completing installations in one to two days. The company offers septic system inspections for homebuyers and sellers to assess system conditions. Lumbley Septic System
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