Septic Installation in Farmington and Across San Juan County.

New construction, replacement systems, and full ground-up septic work for residential and commercial properties.

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When You Need a New System?

A new septic installation is one of the bigger decisions a property owner can make. We treat it that way. Before we ever break ground, we walk the site, look at soil and slope, talk through how the property is being used, and put a written plan in front of you. You will know what is going in, where, and why.

What Installation Looks Like With Us

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Site walk and consultation, no charge.

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Written estimate with line items - not a single lump-sum number.

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Coordination with the county on permits and inspections.

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Installation by our own crew. We do not subcontract the dig.

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Post-install walkthrough so you know how to care for the system.

Who We Build For

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Homeowners building new or replacing a failed system.

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General contractors who need a septic partner they can rely on for residential builds.

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Commercial builds in rural New Mexico where septic is the only sanitation option.

What Will It Cost?

Honest answer: it depends. Lot size, soil type, system size, and permit fees all factor in. What we can promise is that you will get a real estimate before any work begins, and we will explain every line item on it.

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Ready to talk about a new system?