Butler & Eicher Septic Cleaning
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Butler & Eicher Septic Cleaning is a family-owned-and-operated septic service company serving Bealeton, Virginia, and surrounding areas in Fauquier County. With more than 50 years of experience, the company provides septic tank cleaning and pumping services to both residential and commercial customers. Founded by Ernest (Bunny) Butler and currently co-owned by Greg and Shawn Butler, the company also performs real estate inspections for septic systems. Butler & Eicher Septic Cleaning is licensed
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