Go2 Pumpers LLC

Who owns Go2 Pumpers?
Go2 Pumpers LLC is owned by its members, with Utah business filings identifying Mark Reed as a member. It is a family-owned company with no outside investors or parent.

Is Go2 Pumpers LLC publicly traded?
No. It is a private Utah LLC with no stock listing and no published financial statements.

When was Go2 Pumpers founded?
The LLC was established in July 2017 in Herriman, Utah. The company states its team brings more than 15 years of experience in septic and drainage systems.

Where is Go2 Pumpers located?
The company is headquartered at 7433 West Hawthorn Leaf Drive in Herriman, Utah, and serves northern Utah from Heber and Kamas to Payson, Ogden, and Tooele.

What services does Go2 Pumpers provide?
Septic tank pumping, grease trap cleaning, drain line jetting, shop sump and car wash sump pumping, industrial process waste collection, pit toilet pumping, septic locating, excavating, pressure washing, and maintenance plans.

Is Go2 Pumpers a government contractor?
Yes. The company holds active SAM.gov registration through February 2027 and has won small prime awards from the USDA and Department of the Interior for sanitation pumping work.

Go2 Pumpers LLC was established in July 2017 in Herriman, Utah. A UCC financing statement filed with the Utah filing office in September 2017 reflects the equipment financing typical of a new hauling operation acquiring its first vacuum truck.

The founding premise was a service gap common in fast-growing western suburbs. Northern Utah mixes dense subdivisions with rural properties on septic systems, mountain cabin communities without sewer access, restaurants subject to grease trap rules, and industrial sites generating non-hazardous liquid waste. Each of those customer types needs periodic pumping that municipal utilities do not provide.

The company's early differentiation was equipment. It invested in a truck-mounted jetter so crews could pump a tank and clear its lines in a single visit, and it advertised pumping power capable of reaching deeper or more distant tanks than competing units.

In August 2021 the company registered on SAM.gov as a federal contractor. It subsequently won small prime awards from the US Department of Agriculture and the Department of the Interior, principally sanitation pumping on public lands, with roughly $200,000 in cumulative federal awards through July 2025.

Through the mid-2020s the company broadened its service list to include septic locating and excavating, pressure washing, preventative maintenance plans, and 24-hour emergency response, while keeping its base in Herriman.