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Farmers Septic Company Outstanding septic tank pumping & maintenance company based in the Silverton, OR area & serving the greater Willamette Valley. Family owned and operated

We provide septic tank pumping, maintenance, & inspection. Septic tank pumping service in the greater Willamette Valley of Oregon

As a family owned and operated small business, we would like to extend our appreciation for all of our wonderful custome...
10/06/2026

As a family owned and operated small business, we would like to extend our appreciation for all of our wonderful customers over the many years we have been doing septic pumping.

We admit that septic tank pumping is not the most glamorous work, however everyone likes toilets that flush and don't return their contents to the bathtub or any indoor location.

Back around 2000, Nick added on septic tank pumping in addition to our portable toilet route that we started in back around 1996. (Sorry, folks, we are not getting back into them right now 😁) When the toilet division sold off in 2017, Jeremiah, Nick's oldest son, continued working on the septic end, eventually taking over completely in 2021. When you call, you get the same family, with a husband and wife team working to provide good, honest service for you, as well as put food on the table for their own family. You might even see one of our teens working and learning along with Jeremiah now.

We are grateful to get to continue working with the same families and neighbors over the decades. For everyone who leaves a review, tells a friend about us, shares a post, or just calls us back when you need pumping another time, THANK YOU!
It means a lot that you continue to trust us with your septic tank pumping. We hope to be around for many years to come

While we don't get all fancy with social media posts, we do respond if anyone reaches out to us that way. Our page is great to message through, or you can find us on Google

Jeremiah and Rebekah
Farmers Septic Company
503-873-6964

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Live in Linn County and want to look for your septic records? They recently updated their record search page. I will wor...
08/12/2026

Live in Linn County and want to look for your septic records? They recently updated their record search page. I will work on updating our website with the correct link, but in the meantime, here it is below.

https://gis.co.linn.or.us/portal/apps/experiencebuilder/experience/?id=43884ae4977c426fb027d9b02081d49e

Start typing your address in the search box on the upper left of the map. It will auto populate options as your type, so when your address shows up, just click on it and it will zoom you to the property. Click anywhere except the dot and this will display a box with the property info to the left. If there are any septic records available, they will be listed under Septic Permit Images (click "Image" link).
You can also click to view all permits on the Accela website (onsite septic, building, etc).

The asbuilt drawing is the record on file for the septic that was installed and approved by the county. Typically, it will be with a signed, approved Certificate of Completion. There may be multiple if there was a major repair (such as a tank or drainfield replacement) so sometimes you have to sort through multiple records to puzzle together what is there. Styles of documents and details in the drawing vary in different decades so older records may not be as clear to follow.

As always, don't hesitate to reach out with any questions or if you would like your tank pumped.

503-873-3344
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How much do you know about your septic system? Perhaps you are new to having a septic system? Or, maybe you just never g...
04/20/2026

How much do you know about your septic system? Perhaps you are new to having a septic system? Or, maybe you just never gave much thought to what happens to everything that goes down the drains in your home. Knowledge is power and understanding the basics will help you better maintain and protect your septic system, potentially saving your tens of thousands of dollars in the long run.

The National Onsite Wastewater Recycling Association (NOWRA) came out with an updated Septic System Users Guide. For some great detailed information on a wide variety of system types, take a look here. There are many pictures and diagrams, so you don't even have to worry about trying to understand a lot of long, complicated paragraphs!

https://www.nowra.org/Customer-Content/www/CMS/files/OWTS_Final_Septic_System_Users_Guide2.pdf

If you aren't sure what type of system you might have or if you have any questions we can help with, please call 503-873-3344

Address

Silverton, OR
97381

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+15038733344

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