Minnesota · Nicollet County

Nicollet County septic pumping companies

2 businesses with a current MPCA Maintainer licence give a Nicollet County business address. Retrieved September 5, 2026.

What the Maintainer licence means

Minnesota licenses subsurface sewage treatment system businesses by designation, and Maintainer is the one that matters here — MPCA tells homeowners they must employ a state-licensed maintenance business to pump out solids from a septic tank. Installer, Designer, Inspector and Service Provider are separate designations that can sit on the same licence; 2 of the 2 businesses here are licensed installers as well, which the card shows.

Every licence on this page had status Current when this snapshot was taken on September 5, 2026, and each card carries the licence number and its own expiry date so you can check both. The county is the licensed business address, not a promised service area.

County Line Excavating LLC

MPCA Maintainer current

Call 507-381-8358

MPCA licence:: L4221
County:: Nicollet
Address:: 46445 350th St; Gaylord MN 55334
Licensee:: Spencer J Schott
Activity:: Maintainer · Installer · Service Provider · Designer · Intermediate Designer · Advanced Designer · Inspector · Intermediate Inspector · Advanced Inspector · Status Maintainer licence current through Apr 12, 2027
Source note:: MPCA licenses this business as an SSTS Maintainer, but the business name does not say septic — confirm household septic tank pumping before booking.

Joel Shult LLC

MPCA Maintainer current

Call 507-232-3935

MPCA licence:: L717
County:: Nicollet
Address:: 48452 455th Ave; Nicollet MN 56074
Licensee:: Joel A Shult
Activity:: Maintainer · Installer · Designer · Inspector · Status Maintainer licence current through Mar 4, 2027
Source note:: MPCA licenses this business as an SSTS Maintainer, but the business name does not say septic — confirm household septic tank pumping before booking.

Hiring a pumper in Nicollet County

These businesses are based around Gaylord, Nicollet. MPCA publishes the licensee's name alongside the business name, so you can check the person as well as the firm.

A Maintainer licence is the pumping credential, but plenty of Minnesota holders are excavating or plumbing firms rather than septic-branded ones. 0 of 2 here name septic; the rest are flagged so you can confirm household 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.
Match the MPCA licence number on the state search and check the maintainer expiry.