Get matched with a septic contractor in Snohomish, Skagit, or Whatcom County

Four questions, one contractor, no charge to you. Tell us your name, a phone number, which county the property is in, and what the job is. Your request goes to one independent local septic contractor certified by your county health department, serving Snohomish, Skagit, or Whatcom county. It does not go to a national lead list.

What happens after you submit?

Your request goes to a single independent local septic contractor certified by your county health department for the type of work you described. They contact you directly, usually by phone, to ask a few questions about the property and arrange a visit or a quote. Anything you agree is between you and that business.

You are not entered into a bidding pool, you will not be called by five companies, and your details are not sold to a lead list. If the first contractor is not the right fit, email us and say so.

When can you reach us?

Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM Pacific. Requests submitted outside those hours are picked up the next working day. The contractor you are matched with keeps their own hours, so the timing of their first call is theirs rather than ours.

What if you would rather email?

Write to compassleadgroup@gmail.com. Include the county the property is in and one line about the job, because those are the two things that decide who the request goes to. If you would rather not be phoned at all, say that in the email and it will be respected.

Email is also the address for a deletion request. What is collected and how long it is kept is set out in the privacy policy.

Before you fill it in

Nothing here is required, but three things make the first conversation shorter.

• Know whether you are on a septic system or on public sewer. If you are unsure, your county health department can tell you.
• Know roughly when you plan to list, if this is about a sale. In Snohomish County an accepted Report of Property Transfer is valid for 12 months, so the answer changes what a contractor recommends.
• Have any past pumping or inspection paperwork to hand. It is the fastest way to establish what kind of system you own.

What this service does not cover

North Sound Septic Pros performs no septic work and gives no engineering, legal, or real estate advice. It cannot tell you whether your system will pass, approve a report, or speak for a county health department. For the county requirements themselves, the North Sound transfer inspection guide links every figure back to the county or state page it came from, and the guides section covers the individual questions in more detail.