Central Florida · Florida
Most of Orlando is on sewer. The tanks are in Apopka, Winter Garden, Ocoee, Windermere, the lake lots, and the older edges of the county. These are companies whose websites say they pump in Orange County — not a scraped plumber list.
Cities and places: Orlando, Apopka, Winter Garden, Ocoee, Windermere, Winter Park. County seat: Orlando.
Orange County Environmental Health still handles local OSTDS permitting and inspections. A state septic contractor registration is not the same thing as a county septage hauler operating permit.
Names, cities, and license notes only. This roster is a directory, not a booking list. The only click-to-call on PumpRoster is (561) 320-1924 for Treasure Coast lift station maintenance.
Orlando
Family-owned Orlando company at 6212 Gilliam Road (32818), established 2001. Website advertises pumping across Orange County. Confirm current DEP registration.
Source: Company website; Florida Sunbiz / BBB address listings
Apopka
Website states the company has pumped tanks in Apopka and Orange County since 1961 and hauls to a licensed disposal facility. Confirm DEP contractor registration and the disposal permit.
Source: Company website
Tavares (serves Orange County)
Lake County company that advertises as an Orange County approved contractor and publishes a starting pump-out price. Confirm DEP registration; county approval is not the same as a state license.
Source: Company Orlando service page
Orlando
Longtime Orlando septic and plumbing firm (since 1948), now a Wind River Environmental company. Address commonly listed as 4949 N Orange Blossom Trail. Confirm current septic credentials on DEP.
Source: Company website
Groveland (serves Orange County)
Website lists pumping in Orlando since 1980 and a separate Orange/Seminole/Osceola phone line. Office listed at 21020 Obrien Rd, Groveland. Confirm DEP registration.
Source: Company website