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Qube Construction
A Nampa construction company appearing in Google's local pack for septic pumping searches — septic installation and repair work often runs through construction contractors. Whether they pump tanks themselves is unconfirmed, and the state permit list doesn't carry them under this name; the listing says exactly that.
- Focus
- Permit status unconfirmed
- Phone
- (208) 782-7283from the company's own Google profile — tap to call
- Based in
- Nampa (810 S Quiet Creek Ln)
- Service area
- Nampa and the Canyon County side
- What they do
- Septic work — scope unconfirmed (appears in Google's Nampa septic pack)
- State permit list
- Not found on the July 2026 state permit list under this name — the permit may be filed under a different business name; confirming. No claim either way is made.
- Pump price
- Confirming — verification call pending
- What's included
- Confirming — verification call pending
- Extra-fee triggers
- Confirming — verification call pending
- Home-sale inspections
- Confirming — verification call pending
- Same-day / emergency
- Confirming — verification call pending
- Website
- none found — directory listing only
Comparing pumpers? The five rows above are the questions to ask on the phone — price and what's included, extra-fee triggers, inspections, same-day policy. Get the answers in writing.
Before you book any pumper
- Get the pump price and what it includes — locating the tank, digging to the lids, haul-away and disposal, filter cleaning. Two quotes at the same headline number can include very different work.
- Ask what triggers extra fees before you agree to anything — deeply buried lids, a second tank, high groundwater, after-hours or weekend work.
- If sewage is backing up or surfacing, say so on the first sentence — that's a different truck and a different schedule than a routine pump.
- Buying or selling the property? Ask whether they perform home-sale septic inspections and how fast the report turns around.
Listing details gathered 2026-10-03 from the Idaho DEQ permitted-pumper list (July 2026), the operator's own Google profile, and public listings. Site-published or phone-quoted terms carry their source and date. Something wrong? Tell us.