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Lincoln County, Minnesota

Septic services in Lincoln County

8 septic businesses hold a current MPCA license and are based in Lincoln County: 1 pumper, 6 installers, 2 inspectors, 2 designers, 1 service provider. Call one directly, or ask us for a free quote on a new system, replacement or inspection.

Listings checked on Nov 3, 2026

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Within one business day we pass your request to one septic business with a current MPCA license. They contact you to set up an estimate. Free.

Sewage backing up?

Use as little water as you can, keep kids and pets away from any sewage, and call a licensed pumper.

See the 1 licensed pumper based in Lincoln County

Licensed septic businesses in Lincoln County

Based in Tyler, Ivanhoe, Taunton, Canby, Hendricks. In alphabetical order. Phone numbers are from each business's MPCA license record.

Ground Works Excavating

Ivanhoe

Installation

507-530-4915

MPCA license L3912, current through Jun 2027

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K L Septic

Tyler

Inspection (intermediate)Design (intermediate)Service

507-530-3857

MPCA license L1842, current through Apr 2027

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Lakeside Excavating LLC

Taunton

Installation

605-690-1040

MPCA license L4310, current through Jun 2027

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Liberty Septic Incorporated

Tyler

PumpingInstallation

507-247-5163

MPCA license L3273, current through Jul 2027

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REO Enterprises LLC

Canby

InspectionDesign

507-530-7307

MPCA license L4215, current through Mar 2027

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TE Underground LLC

Tyler

Installation

507-247-5819

MPCA license L3848, current through Jun 2028

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Thomas Plumbing Inc

Tyler

Installation

507-247-4235

MPCA license L3836, current through Jun 2029

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Victor Construction, Inc.

Hendricks

Installation

507-275-3544

MPCA license L2799, current through Mar 2027

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About these listings. They come from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's license records, checked on Nov 3, 2026. Licensed businesses can work anywhere in Minnesota, not only where they are based. A listing is not an endorsement by MPCA or by us, and no business pays to be listed. Search MPCA licenses · Claim or correct a listing

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For your property in Lincoln County. Tell us about the job and we'll pass it to one licensed septic business that serves your area. Free, for new systems, replacements, repairs and inspections.

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  2. They contact you by phone, text or email to set up an estimate.
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Questions

How do I find a septic pumper in Lincoln County?

1 business based in Lincoln County holds a current MPCA pumping license. They are listed above with phone numbers. Licensed businesses can work anywhere in Minnesota, so pumpers in nearby counties may serve you too.

Who issues septic permits in Lincoln County?

In most of Minnesota the county runs the septic program. In some cities and townships the city or township does. Ask Lincoln County's planning, zoning or environmental office.

Does Lincoln County require a septic inspection when a home is sold?

Many Minnesota counties do. Ask Lincoln County before you list the home. State law also requires every seller to disclose the septic system to the buyer in writing. See when an inspection is required.

How much does a new septic system cost in Lincoln County?

Angi puts a conventional system in the Minneapolis area at $5,575 to $8,000, and mound systems at $10,000 to $20,000. Your soil decides which one you need. See the septic cost guide.

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