Vermont · Franklin County

Franklin County septic pumping companies

2 businesses are based in Franklin County on the ANR residual-waste transporter list checked September 6, 2026.

What the permit covers

Vermont requires an ANR waste hauler permit marked residual waste (R) to pump a septic tank and haul the waste on the state's roads. Residual waste is septage or sewage/wastewater treatment sludge. ANR publishes a base town, not a county and not a promised service area; the county here is where that town sits.

A&D Excavating, LLC

ANR residual hauler

Call (802) 370-2194

ANR transporter:: 2419
County:: Franklin
Address:: 1036 South Richford Road; Richford; VT
Contact:: Dylan Gendron
Activity:: Residual waste transporter (septage/sludge) · Status On the ANR permitted solid waste transporters list retrieved Sep 6, 2026; residual waste (SR); permit year 2026
Source note:: ANR licenses this business to haul residual waste (septage or sludge), but its name does not say septic — confirm household septic tank pumping before booking.

Sylvester's Trucking LLC

ANR residual hauler

Call (802) 848-3413

ANR transporter:: 1072
County:: Franklin
Address:: 482 Jay Road; Richford; VT
Contact:: Benjamin W. Sylvester
Activity:: Residual waste transporter (septage/sludge) · Status On the ANR permitted solid waste transporters list retrieved Sep 6, 2026; residual waste (SR); permit year 2026
Source note:: ANR licenses this business to haul residual waste (septage or sludge), but its name does not say septic — confirm household septic tank pumping before booking.

Hiring a pumper in Franklin County

These businesses give base towns around Richford. ANR publishes a transporter ID, business name, contact, address, town, phone, waste type and permit year, checked September 6, 2026.

Sludge, construction and portable-toilet 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 for the ANR transporter ID and confirm residual waste (R) is still on the permit.