Scharff's Septic Tank Cleaning
DWEE certified Pumper- DWEE ID:
- 403082
- County:
- Kearney
- Address:
- 225 S Kearney Ave; Minden NE
- Activity:
- Certified Pumper · Status Certified on the DWEE list retrieved Sep 6, 2026
Nebraska · Kearney County
Kearney County septic pumping companies
2 businesses hold a DWEE Pumper certification and a Kearney County business address, checked September 6, 2026.
What the certification means
Nebraska certifies onsite wastewater professionals as people, and lists a business because it employs at least one of them. The certification that allows pumping your tank is Pumper — not Pump Installation, which is water-well pump work and a different credential that merely shares a word. Every business on this page holds Pumper, and 1 of 2 is certified to install systems too. Each card lists the certifications behind the business.
DWEE publishes the county itself, so nothing here is inferred from a town or a ZIP — but it is the county of the business address, not a promised service area. A Nebraska certification is valid statewide, so a business in the next county may well cover you.
Weides Water LLC
DWEE certified Pumper- DWEE ID:
- 403271
- County:
- Kearney
- Address:
- 248 O Rd; Axtell NE
- Also listed:
- 308-293-0723
- Activity:
- Certified Pumper · also Inspector, Installer, Soil Evaluator · Status Certified on the DWEE list retrieved Sep 6, 2026
- Source note:
- DWEE certifies this business to pump onsite wastewater systems, but its name does not say septic — confirm household septic tank pumping before booking.
Hiring a pumper in Kearney County
These businesses are based around Axtell, Minden. DWEE publishes a business name, address, county, phone and the certifications behind the business, but no certification expiry date, so no card shows one.
Plumbing, excavation and portable-toilet firms hold this certification too. 1 of 2 here name septic; 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.
- Check the business on DWEE's own list, and confirm the certification says Pumper.