Happy St. Patricks Day | Murphy's Cesspool & Septic Service

Happy St Patrick's Day one and all from Murphy's Cesspool & Septic Service.  We are celebrating this special holiday throughout the Suffolk County Long Island areas with all our Irish friends & family.  It is a pleasure to serve the Cesspool & Septic needs of the people on Long Island that trust our professional Environmental Services.


As the Proud Owner of Murphy's Cesspool & Septic Service, I'm a mutt #Irish #Italian #German,  I have my #IrishPride. #Feast #EndFamine so please enjoy #Parades #StPatrickDay #Parties but #DrinkResposibly and #DontDrinkAndDrive ! Thank you from us here at #MurphysCesspool , Please Like Our Page and Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and other Social Media Platforms as well!


 We service  Suffolk County and Nassau County on Long Island in NewYork. Choose the right cesspool company to find a #DrainageSolution . We are a  Cesspool and DryWell cleaning contractor. Wether it's Nassau Real Estate or Suffolk Real Estate. We have what it takes to service all  Drainage Systems including Cesspools,  GreaseTraps, to DryWells. Utilizing specialty Vacuum Equipment, High Pressure Water Jetting, Sewer Cleaning machines to Clean and inspect Pipes thoroughly throughout Suffolk County.  Murphy's Cesspool & Septic Service is a fully Licensed and Insured Cesspool & Septic Company.


Serving: Nassau County and Suffolk County
                Long Island, NY
Web:  https://www.NYSeptic.com
Email:     Service@NYSeptic.com
Phone:    (631) 758-4171

Call (631) 758-4171
        For Your Next Cesspool & Septic Service
Location: Suffolk County, NY, USA

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