Septic Response Expands Services in Snohomish County; with deep family roots in the septic industry and a commitment to service guide the company’s next chapter
WOODINVILLE, WA, UNITED STATES, October 4, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Septic Response is expanding its septic services in Snohomish County, with plans to grow into Pierce and Island counties in the future. The company’s Snohomish County Washington branch is based in Woodinville, where cofounder Victoria Wilson, formerly Smith, and her husband, Anthony, live and work in a community they value.
Founded in Kirkland, Washington, on Jan. 7, 2018, Septic Response brings together the Smith and Wilson families’ history in the septic industry and Anthony Wilson’s experience in business development and sales. Before starting the company, he worked in the technology industry, where he developed customer relationships and helped grow a business.
Victoria Wilson’s (formerly Smith)connection to septic service goes back generations. She is the daughter of Ken Smith, who started All County Septic Service in Snohomish County 46 years ago. The business continues to operate today under the leadership of her mother and siblings. Through her father and family, Victoria and Anthony developed deep roots in the industry and an appreciation for the essential role septic professionals play in protecting homes, communities, and the environment.
Victoria also brings a background in health care. She earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Washington in 2020. Her education and clinical training prepared her to evaluate complex situations, identify underlying concerns, and develop practical, individualized plans—skills that translate naturally to serving homeowners and managing septic needs.
As a DPT, Victoria learned the importance of careful assessment, clear explanations, and long-term planning. Physical therapy requires professionals to listen closely, understand each person’s circumstances, and communicate useful recommendations. It also emphasizes prevention: addressing small concerns early can help reduce the risk of more serious problems later. Wilson applies that same approach to septic service by helping customers understand how their systems work, what maintenance they may need, and how informed decisions can support reliable performance over time.
Her clinical background also strengthened her ability to work with people during stressful or uncertain situations. Homeowners may contact a septic company when facing an unexpected backup, drainage concern, or system failure. Wilson’s experience in health care has reinforced the value of remaining calm, asking the right questions, and guiding customers through next steps with professionalism and empathy.
“Woodinville is home for us, and we’re proud to serve the community and our neighbors across Snohomish County,” Wilson said. “My family has been part of this industry for decades. My training as a physical therapist also taught me to listen carefully, assess problems thoroughly, and focus on solutions that support long-term well-being. We bring that same care and attention to our work with homeowners and their septic systems.”
Septic Response offers septic pumping, routine septic maintenance, system inspections and repairs, and emergency septic service in King and Snohomish counties. The company’s services address a range of homeowner needs, from scheduled tank pumping and preventative maintenance to troubleshooting system problems and coordinating repairs. Rapid septic response is available for urgent septic concerns in the company’s service areas.
The company is also planning to expand its septic system installation services in Snohomish County. This planned growth will add installation work to its existing focus on pumping, maintenance, repairs, client education and emergency service.
Septic Response emphasizes dependable service, clear communication, and respect for customers’ properties. Proper septic maintenance and repairs can help protect public health, prevent wastewater issues, and reduce the risk of contamination to nearby soil and water. The company aims to give homeowners practical information about their systems and recommendations that support long-term performance.
The Snohomish County branch is operated by Victoria and her husband Anthony from Woodinville. Septic Response’s licensed professionals include Moe Shahiq (Manager), a licensed onsite sewage system maintainer (OSM) and pumper in King, Island, Snohomish, and Skagit counties. Septic technician Amir Andrews focuses on the company’s King County territory. The team also includes Kyle, Travis and Donte.
Septic Response plans to extend its service area to Pierce and Island counties in the future.
About Septic Response
Founded in Kirkland, Washington, on Jan 2018, Septic Response provides septic pumping, maintenance, repairs, installation, residential plumbing and emergency septic service
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