Rod Henry Construction Inc in Oologah, OK
About Rod Henry Construction Inc
From the website of Rod Henry Construction Inc, read 15 Sept 2026. It describes what the company says it offers, not independent verification.
Rod Henry Construction pumps septic tanks and provides preventative care and maintenance for septic systems. Their site says the company can help with all your septic needs, from the pump-out itself to the upkeep that keeps a system working between services.
Septic Services in Oologah
Quoted from the website of Rod Henry Construction Inc, read 15 Sept 2026.
Septic Pumping
We can help you with all your septic needs, including septic pumping, as well as preventative care and maintenance.
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Septic Service Categories
These are how Google lists the business, not proof of a service offered.
Hours
Open 24 hours, seven days a week
Google Reviews
From the Google listing, checked 30 Aug 2026.
Several five-star reviews describe septic system installations by Rod Henry Construction. Brian reports the crew was knowledgeable about local regulations and kept the job site tidy every day, and Ryker says the work was "completed on time and within budget." Banmaipattana writes that the crew arrived on time, explained the steps clearly, and left the site clean. Longevity shows up in the reviews as well. John says Rod Henry Construction put two septic tanks in for him, the first over 10 years old with no issues, and chiro describes septic trouble a few weeks after buying a house that the company fixed right away.
Map and Directions
Rod Henry Construction Inc14200 S 4070 Rd, Oologah, OK 74053
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Frequently Asked Questions
What services does Rod Henry Construction Inc offer?
Published on their website: Septic Pumping.
How is Rod Henry Construction Inc rated?
4.5 stars from 15 Google reviews.
Before You Call
If the tank has gone several years without a pump-out, booking one with Rod Henry Construction and adding a maintenance check is the simple next step. One question worth asking on the phone: how often do they recommend pumping a tank for a household of your size?