A. Bailey Septic and Sewer LLC
GA DPH certified- County:
- Dawson
- Phone:
- (678) 448-8166
- Activity:
- Certified Pumper · Status On the DPH certified list updated Aug 17, 2026
Georgia · Dawson County
Dawson County septic pumping companies
3 companies certified to pump give a Dawson County business location on the Georgia DPH certified installer and pumper list, updated August 17, 2026. Retrieved September 5, 2026.
What this listing does and does not prove
Georgia DPH certifies companies as Installer, Pumper, or both. Only the Pumper and Installer-and-Pumper companies are here — an installer builds a system and is not approved to pump one. 2 of these 3 are certified for both. The county is the company's business location, not a promised service area.
DPH also requires a pumper company to hold a current County Septage Removal Permit, renewed each year with the county rather than the state. Appearing on this list is not evidence of that county permit — ask which county office issued it and confirm there.
Manning Plumbing
GA DPH certified- County:
- Dawson
- Phone:
- (706) 974-1375
- Activity:
- Certified Installer and Pumper · Status On the DPH certified list updated Aug 17, 2026
- Source note:
- DPH certifies this company to pump septic tanks, but the company name does not say septic — confirm household septic tank pumping before booking.
Townley Construction Co., Inc.
GA DPH certified- County:
- Dawson
- Phone:
- (706) 216-2387
- Activity:
- Certified Installer and Pumper · Status On the DPH certified list updated Aug 17, 2026
- Source note:
- DPH certifies this company to pump septic tanks, but the company name does not say septic — confirm household septic tank pumping before booking.
Hiring a pumper in Dawson County
DPH publishes a company name, county of business location, certification type and phone for these companies — no street address, no certificate number, and no individual expiration date. We show the gaps as gaps rather than filling them in.
Plumbing, grading and portable-restroom firms hold this certification too. 1 of 3 companies here name septic in their business name; the rest are flagged so you can ask first. A certification covering septic tank pumping is not a promise that a company offers it to households.
Get a quote you can compare
- Give the tank size if known, the last pump date, and the service address.
- Describe gates, slopes, soft ground, buried lids, and the hose distance from the truck.
- Ask whether travel, digging, disposal, extra hose, or an overfull tank changes the price.
- Ask which county issued the septage removal permit, then confirm it with that office.