SUCK IT SEPTIC & GREASE LLC

SUCK IT SEPTIC & GREASE LLC specializes in the servicing, pumping, and maintenance of vault toilets and septic systems in remote and federally managed environments. Their core expertise lies in the safe removal, transport, and disposal of human waste from non-piped sanitation infrastructure, particularly in rural and wilderness settings. They perform routine and emergency pumping operations on vault toilet systems used by federal land management personnel and visitors, ensuring compliance with environmental health standards and minimizing contamination risks. Their technical proficiency includes handling high-volume waste containment units, adhering to DOT and EPA transport protocols, and operating in sensitive ecological zones with minimal environmental disruption. A key differentiator is their ability to deliver reliable, scheduled servicing under challenging outdoor conditions, often in areas with limited access and no municipal utility support. The contractor has established a consistent relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, primarily supporting the Forest Service through operations on national forest lands. Their work focuses on sustaining sanitation infrastructure within ranger districts, ensuring public health compliance in recreational and administrative facilities. This recurring engagement suggests a trusted, long-term partnership built on operational reliability and adherence to federal environmental and safety regulations. Their primary industry focus is in NAICS 562991—Septic Tank and Related Services—where they serve as a niche provider of on-site wastewater management for federal land-based operations. They are not a general contractor but a specialized operator focused exclusively on the maintenance of non-sewered sanitation systems in public lands, positioning them as a critical support vendor for remote federal facilities. The company is structured as a small business under entity code 2J and operates from Clifton, Colorado. While no federal certifications are listed, their consistent performance on USDA contracts indicates demonstrated capability in meeting federal service requirements. Their geographic presence is regionally focused, with operations centered on federal lands in the western U.S., particularly within USDA-managed national forests.