We're based on the Northshore in St. Tammany Parish, a bit south of here — but we connect homeowners throughout Washington Parish with our network of licensed septic and well professionals too.
Independent referral service — we connect you with local licensed contractors and don't perform the work ourselves.
Washington Parish sits in the interior southeast corner of Louisiana, bordering Mississippi, with a population of about 45,000. Its parish seat is Franklinton, and its largest city is Bogalusa.
Unlike St. Tammany's low, swampy terrain, Washington Parish is known for rolling hills and piney woods — genuinely different geography, with agriculture and dairy farming still a real part of the local economy. What doesn't change is the need: much of the parish is rural enough that septic systems and private wells serve homes rather than municipal sewer and water.
Pumping, repair, installation, and ATU service.
Pump repair, replacement, and water treatment.
Septic and well permitting in Washington Parish is handled separately from St. Tammany Parish — the requirements, forms, and offices are not the same. For current permitting information, contact Washington Parish Government directly rather than relying on our St. Tammany-focused Resources page.
We'll connect you with a licensed local professional serving your area.
📞 Call (985) 000-0000Hammond, Ponchatoula, and points south.
Our home base — Mandeville, Covington, Slidell, and more.