CK SEPTIC SERVICE
WI DNR dated report- DNR licence:
- 2628
- County:
- Iowa
- Address:
- PO BOX 5; DODGEVILLE WI 53533
- Operator in charge:
- CHAD A MOSLEY
- Activity:
- Septage Hauling Business Licence · Status Licensed on the DNR report run Jun 30, 2023
Wisconsin · Iowa County
Iowa County septic pumping companies
2 businesses are listed under Iowa County on the Wisconsin DNR septage hauling business licence report. Report run June 30, 2023.
This report is from June 30, 2023
The DNR report carries its own run date and has not been re-run since. Businesses close, change hands and let licences lapse in that time, so treat this as a starting list rather than a current register. The DNR asks people who need an up-to-date copy to email DNROpCertSeptage@Wisconsin.gov. We publish the DNR's date rather than implying the list is current.
What the licence covers
A Wisconsin septage hauling business licence is what allows a company to pump and haul septage, and the DNR names an operator in charge for each one — the certified person answerable for the work, shown on every card here. The DNR groups the report by county, and that grouping is what puts a business on this page; it is not a promise to serve any particular address.
HOGANS SEPTIC & PUMPING
WI DNR dated report- DNR licence:
- 2095
- County:
- Iowa
- Address:
- 6786 CTY RD DD; MINERAL POINT WI 53565
- Operator in charge:
- JOHN T HOGAN
- Activity:
- Septage Hauling Business Licence · Status Licensed on the DNR report run Jun 30, 2023
Hiring a pumper in Iowa County
These businesses give mailing addresses around DODGEVILLE, MINERAL POINT. The report publishes a business name, licence number, mailing address, phone and operator in charge — no expiration date, so none is shown.
Clearly portable-toilet, restroom, outhouse, and grease-first names are held unless the name also says septic or septage. Other non-septic-branded licence records remain. Every business on this page names septic in its name.
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 whether the licence is still current — this snapshot cannot tell you, and the DNR can.