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Septic in Camp Verde

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Arizona Waste Water Services (AWWS)

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Arizona Waste Water Services (AWWS) is at 3725 Old State Highway #279 in Camp Verde and works on septic systems. Its service area covers Cottonwood, Clarkdale, Jerome, Cornville, Camp Verde, Rimrock and Sedona, which is most of the valley. The office is open 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and closed at weekends, and the business is marked as offering emergency service. Estimates are free. State license ROC 207509, class CR-41 for septic tanks and systems, was active when we checked on 20 September 2026. The phone number is (928) 203-9320.

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Parker Construction

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Parker Construction works on septic tanks and septic systems in Camp Verde. The shop is at 1567 S Murdock Rd. It holds Arizona ROC license ROC 197972, type CR-41 Septic Tanks and Systems. That license showed as active when it was checked on 2026-09-20. The main phone is (928) 567-3769. Call to ask what septic jobs the crew takes on, such as new systems or repairs, how soon they can come out, and what the work will cost. Hours are not posted, so call before stopping by.

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About septic in Camp Verde

Arizona Waste Water Services (AWWS), 3725 Old State Highway 279, holds an active license, ROC 207509. Parker Construction, 1567 South Murdock Road, is listed under septic work and holds an active license, ROC 197972. Both were checked against the Registrar of Contractors and active on the date above.

Two licensed contractors is a reasonable showing for a town this size, and the license matters more here than in some trades: installing or repairing an on-site wastewater system is permitted work, inspected work, and not something to hand to whoever has a tanker.

Camp Verde is a septic town

Large parts of Camp Verde are not on a municipal sewer, and that changes what owning a house here involves. A tank that is never pumped does not politely fail. It backs up into the house, or it overloads the leach field, and replacing a leach field costs several times what a lifetime of pumping would have.

The usual interval is three to five years for an ordinary household, sooner for a large family or a small tank. Nobody can give you a number without knowing the tank size and how many people use it, so a company that asks those questions on the phone is doing it properly.

Buying or selling: the part people miss

Arizona requires an inspection and a transfer of ownership whenever a property with an on-site wastewater system is sold. The inspection has to be done by a qualified inspector within six months of the transfer, and the paperwork is filed with the county.

Treat that as the moment a failing system becomes visible, not as a formality to be signed off. If you are buying in Camp Verde, off Salt Mine Road, out toward Cornville or anywhere beyond the sewer, this inspection is the cheapest money you will spend on the purchase. Ask whoever you engage whether they do the inspection as well as the pumping, what the report covers, and whether they handle the county filing.

For Cornville, which has the same situation, see the Cornville septic page.

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