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- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri Sat Sun Closed - Phone:
Main - 844-382-4992
- Address:
- 226 Rankin Road Washington, PA 15301
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- Septic Tanks & Systems
- Services / Products
- Septic Tank Cleaning, Drainage Systems, Enzymes, Flushing Toilets, Septic Tanks
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- PA Septage Management Assoc. Member
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Services: Septic Tank Cleaning, Drainage Systems
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Hapchuk, Inc. is a privately owned and operated small business which has been proudly servicing the wastewater management needs of the Tri-state area since 1954. Over the years, Hapchuk, Inc. has developed a tradition of excellence in every aspect of its operations.We are state permitted and certified in the removal, transportation, treatment, and disposal of non-hazardous wastewater. It is our mission to provide each customer with service of the highest quality on a consistent basis. We take great pride in both understanding the value of trust in a buyer-seller relationship and striving to deliver meaningful results needed to earn this trust. Flexibility in scheduling appointments is another core competency of ours and we are happy to accommodate your service needs within a 24 hour response period. In addition to wastewater hauling, Hapchuk, Inc. provides a wide variety of specialty services ranging from septic system installations and repairs to high-pressure line opening. Added versatility is achieved through the operation of a private pre-treatment facility located in Wheeling, WV.Liquid Assets Disposal, the sister-company to Hapchuk, Inc., offers a state-of-the-art treatment and disposal facility, allowing our customers a peace of mind in knowing that their wastewater is being disposed of properly and legally. With an expert staff of more than 30 well-trained and experienced employees we are "big enough to serve, yet small enough to care."