GOFFS PLUMBING, INC.

Goffs Plumbing, Inc. specializes in septic tank maintenance, vault toilet pumping, and related wastewater management services for remote and federally managed land sites. Their technical expertise includes the safe extraction, transport, and disposal of human waste from portable sanitation units in rugged, off-grid environments, particularly within national forests and public recreational areas. The company demonstrates consistent proficiency in operating specialized low-boy pumping equipment, adhering to environmental compliance protocols, and executing time-sensitive service operations in sensitive ecological zones. Their ability to rapidly deploy and complete high-volume pumping tasks across dispersed locations—such as trailheads and remote campgrounds—sets them apart as a reliable provider for mission-critical sanitation infrastructure in USDA-managed wilderness areas. The contractor maintains an exclusive, long-standing relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, primarily supporting the Forest Service through routine and emergency sanitation services for public use facilities. Their work ensures public health compliance and environmental protection in federally protected lands, with a focus on preventing contamination of water sources and maintaining sanitation standards in high-traffic outdoor recreation areas. Goffs Plumbing operates exclusively within the 562991 NAICS category, which encompasses septic tank and related services, positioning them as a niche provider in environmental sanitation for federal land management. They are not engaged in general plumbing or municipal wastewater systems but are deeply specialized in mobile, field-based waste removal for transient and temporary sanitation installations. As a small, locally based entity in Emmett, Idaho, Goffs Plumbing, Inc. is structured as a 2L entity with no federal certifications. Their geographic presence is concentrated in the western United States, where they serve as a trusted, on-call vendor for USDA field operations requiring responsive, environmentally compliant sanitation support. Their market positioning is defined by reliability in remote, high-demand operational environments rather than broad service diversification.