Russell Reid Waste Management
2157 State Route 31, Glen Gardner, NJ 08826
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Septic pumping in Glen Gardner: 1 septic company has an address in town, and 12 more sit within 30 miles.
License check: not loaded for New Jersey yet. Many states and counties license septic pumpers. Ask any company for its license or permit number before you book. ✓ on a card below means the company is on another state's list, the one the card names. That state's page gives the list and its date.
Before you call. Ask for the total price and which fees can be added: digging up or opening the lid, extra sludge, a trip charge. Ask if they pump every compartment through the main lid and check the baffles. Ask for the license or permit number. If the pumper says you need a repair, get three written quotes before you agree.
2157 State Route 31, Glen Gardner, NJ 08826
43 Rte 31, Hampton, NJ 08827 · 1 mi away
✓ Pennsylvania registrations 99084 and 99099
Portable toilets
166 State Rte 31, Hampton, NJ 08827 · 1.3 mi away
166 Route 31 N, Hampton, NJ 08827 · 1.3 mi away
✓ Pennsylvania registration 99105
Excavation
45 Mine Rd, High Bridge, NJ 08829 · 3.2 mi away
190 State Route 173 Ste 5, Asbury, NJ 08802 · 4.6 mi away
✓ Pennsylvania registration 99035
Inspection
38 West St, Hunterdon County, NJ 08801 · 4.9 mi away
1 Wunder Ln, Califon, NJ 07830 · 5.6 mi away
Pumping
691 NJ-57, Stewartsville, NJ 08886 · 9.6 mi away
✓ Pennsylvania registrations 99046 and 99108
200 Reeder Rd, Phillipsburg, NJ 08865 · 10.4 mi away
Excavation
Milford, NJ · about 11 mi away (town to town)
✓ Pennsylvania registration 99058
411 US-46 Suite 2, Liberty Twp, NJ 07838 · 11.8 mi away
Drain and sewer
5167 Berry Hollow Rd, Bangor, PA 18013 · 12.4 mi away
✓ Pennsylvania registration 48002
Order: companies matched to a state list first, then listings with more complete data (phone, website, street address), then by name. Nobody pays for a spot on this page, and a company can fix or claim its listing free.
The EPA says household septic tanks are typically pumped every three to five years, and it puts routine maintenance at $250 to $500.