Boise · Meridian · Eagle · Kuna · Star · Nampa · Caldwell

Every septic pumper we can find in the Treasure Valley — deduplicated and honest about what's verified.

What a pump costs. What's included. Who's actually permitted. Those decide which pumper you call — and no map pin tells you. Every pumper we can find on both sides of the valley, with the rows worth comparing before you book.

Sewage backing up into the house? Read what to do first → — that's a same-day call, not a scheduled one.

32operators listed
2counties · Ada + Canyon
27on the state permit list
Jul 2026DEQ list version checked

Why the cycles matter: most tanks need pumping every three to five years — and the two busy windows are when the calendar catches up with you.

Start with your county

32 pumpers across Ada and Canyon counties. Pumping is a mobile trade — the truck comes to your tank — so check the service area on the listing that interests you, not just the address.

Ada County — Boise · Meridian · Eagle

Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Kuna, Star and the Ada County benches · Central District Health territory

9 listings → Canyon County — Nampa · Caldwell

Nampa, Caldwell, Middleton, Melba, Parma and Canyon County farm country · Southwest District Health territory

23 listings →
BoiseMeridianNampaCaldwellEagleKunaStar

How it works

1 · Pick your countyAda or Canyon — pumping permits run through the county's health district, so the county is the honest way to slice the roster.
2 · Check what's verifiedThe permit badge comes from the state's July 2026 list; price & fee rows publish only when the operator states them — sourced and dated.
3 · Call the pumper directEvery number publishes with its source and taps straight through from the listing.
What we verify on every listing — the rows nobody else publishes.
  • Permit status — checked against the Idaho DEQ permitted-pumper list (July 2026), badge and date on the card
  • What a pump includes — locating, digging to the lids, disposal fees, filter cleaning: bundled or extra?
  • Extra-fee triggers — deep-buried lids, a second tank, after-hours or weekend work
  • Same-day & emergency policy — stated by the operator or not at all
  • Home-sale inspections — who performs them, because sales wait on them

Website-quoted residential pump prices we reviewed across the valley this October ran roughly $376–$493 — the only price facts on this site are operator-published or attributed ones, dated. Everything else fills in as verification calls complete. How we list →

Permit status you can checkThe DEQ-permitted badge means the operator appears on the state of Idaho's permitted septic tank pumpers list, July 2026 update — the date is on every listing. No badge makes no claim either way.
Numbers you can trustEvery operator number publishes with its source — the Idaho state permit list (July 2026), the operator's own Google profile, or a verification call — and taps straight through from the listing.
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