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Caribou County septic pumping companies

2 businesses are based in Caribou County on the DEQ permitted septic tank pumper list dated July 2026.

This list is from July 2026

DEQ has not replaced the permitted pumper workbook since that month. Businesses close, change hands and let permits lapse in that time, so treat this as a starting list rather than a current register. Confirm the health-district permit is still current before you book.

What the permit covers

Idaho requires a septic tank pumper permit under IDAPA 58.01.03 to pump a tank and haul the waste. Public health districts issue the permit; it is valid throughout Idaho. DEQ publishes the business county itself, not a promised service area.

Craig's Backhoe Service LLC

DEQ dated register

Call (208) 547-4152

County:: Caribou
Address:: 164 South 1st West, Soda Springs, ID, 83276; Caribou County, ID
Activity:: Permitted septic tank pumper · Status On the DEQ permitted septic tank pumper list dated July 2026; Southeastern Idaho Public Health
Source note:: DEQ lists this business as a permitted septic tank pumper, but its name does not say septic — confirm household septic tank pumping before booking.

M.R. & E. Inc.

DEQ dated register

Call (208) 547-4082

County:: Caribou
Address:: 701 North Hooper Ave., Soda Springs, ID, 83276; Caribou County, ID
Activity:: Permitted septic tank pumper · Status On the DEQ permitted septic tank pumper list dated July 2026; Southeastern Idaho Public Health
Source note:: DEQ lists this business as a permitted septic tank pumper, but its name does not say septic — confirm household septic tank pumping before booking.

Hiring a pumper in Caribou County

These businesses give addresses around Soda Springs. DEQ publishes a business name, address, county or city, and phone, and the list itself is dated July 2026.

Portable-toilet, plumbing and excavation firms hold this permit too. 0 of 2 here name septic or cesspool; the rest are flagged so you can confirm household septic tank pumping first.

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 health district issued the pumper permit — this snapshot cannot tell you the permit was renewed after July 2026.