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Septic pumping companies that serve Manitoulin Island, taken from our full directory. Every company is a real, named business with its own phone number. Call them directly. We do not route calls or sell your details.
Wally's and Shaw's are both in Mindemoya and are listed by the Municipality of Central Manitoulin. Public Health Sudbury & Districts covers septic permits and inspections in the Manitoulin district (Public Health Sudbury & Districts).
Confirmed Pumper
Based in: Mindemoya (Manitoulin)
Service area listed: Manitoulin & Espanola area
Services: Septic pumping, RV/marine pumping, portable toilets, 24/7
Phone: 705-377-4032
Source: Municipality of Central Manitoulin, checked 2026-10-23
Call 705-377-4032Confirmed Pumper
Based in: Mindemoya (Manitoulin)
Service area listed: Manitoulin
Services: Septic/RV on-site pumping, potable water delivery
Phone: 705-377-5373
Source: Municipality of Central Manitoulin, checked 2026-10-23
Call 705-377-5373Confirmed Pumper
Based in: Naughton (Greater Sudbury)
Service area listed: Greater Sudbury to Manitoulin (Espanola, Manitoulin, Sturgeon Falls, Elliot Lake, French River)
Services: Septic & holding tank pumping, RV pumping, diagnostics, inspections, repair, installation, 24/7 emergency
Phone: 647-573-1398 · website
Source: Company site, checked 2026-10-23
Call 647-573-1398Status: Confirmed = the company's own site or an official source shows it operating. Likely = listed in directories with little recent activity. Unclear = call before relying on it.
Other areas: Valley East · Walden & Lively · Chelmsford & Rayside-Balfour · Capreol · Coniston & Wahnapitae · Espanola · French River · West Nipissing & Sturgeon Falls · North Bay
This page lists Wally's Septic Service and Portable Toilets, Shaw's Septic Services, Nenaawhichigek Septic & Siteworks. Each listing shows the service area the company gives and the source we checked it against. Confirm your address when you call.
Public Health Sudbury & Districts advises pumping a septic tank at least once every two to three years. Heavy use may mean more often. Holding tanks need pumping whenever they fill.
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