FAQs
How deep do septic tanks need to be?
Septic tanks typically need to be buried 1-3 feet deep, depending on local soil conditions and frost lines. Proper depth ensures system functionality and prevents freezing in Idaho winters.What affects excavation project costs?
Excavation costs depend on soil type, project size, accessibility, and depth requirements. Rocky or clay soils require more time and specialized equipment than sandy soils.When should I replace my septic system?
Most septic systems last 20-30 years with proper maintenance. Replace yours if you notice frequent backups, persistent odors, or sewage surfacing in your yard.How do French drains prevent water damage?
French drains redirect groundwater away from foundations using perforated pipes and gravel. They prevent basement flooding, foundation settling, and landscape erosion issues.Can you excavate in winter conditions?
Yes, winter excavation is possible with proper equipment and techniques. Ground may require thawing in extreme cold, but most projects can proceed year-round.What's involved in land clearing projects?
Land clearing includes removing trees, brush, stumps, and debris from your property. We handle vegetation removal, grading, and site preparation for construction or landscaping.How long does septic installation take?
Typical septic system installation takes 2-5 days, depending on system size and soil conditions. This includes excavation, tank placement, drain field installation, and backfilling.Why choose professional concrete demolition?
Professional demolition ensures safe removal without damaging utilities or surrounding structures. We have specialized equipment for efficient breaking, hauling, and proper disposal.What debris can you haul away?
We haul construction debris, concrete chunks, dirt, rocks, vegetation, and general cleanup materials. Heavy items requiring specialized equipment are our specialty for efficient removal.Do you service areas outside Rigby?
Yes, we serve Idaho Falls, Rexburg, and surrounding communities within a 65-mile radius of Rigby. Distance may affect scheduling and project costs.
