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SEPTIC & UTILITY EXCAVATION

The groundwork for what runs underground.

Excavation and trenching for septic, sewer and utility projects, coordinated around the requirements of your site and project team.
Concrete septic tank with green access covers during installation

Plan the trench. Plan the next step.

Underground work needs a clear scope before digging begins. JP can discuss access, excavation, trenching and backfill alongside the plans, utility locations and other trades involved in the project.

Septic and sewer earthwork

Discuss the excavation and site work required for your septic or sewer project.

Utility trenching

Prepare trenches around the route, depth and specifications established for the job.

Backfill and restoration

Plan material placement and surface restoration as part of the overall work.

See the work below the surface.

Tank excavation, access covers and underground pipework from JP’s own job photos.

Utility access, trenching and restoration.

The surrounding excavation matters too. Here are more views of underground access and the ground after backfilling.

Before we get started.

Do I need plans or permits first?

The requirements depend on the project and location. Share any existing plans or approvals so the required steps and responsibilities can be confirmed before work is scheduled.

Does an estimate include every trade?

The written scope should identify exactly what JP will handle and which tasks require another contractor or specialist.

Let’s talk about your property.

Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll help you work out the next step.

JP Excavation & Landscape

Tiverton, Rhode Island
Serving Southern Massachusetts
and Rhode Island.
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