New septic systems, start to finish
Building on bare land or replacing a system that's at the end of its life, the install is the part that has to be right. James is a certified septic installer with 20 years in the industry, and he handles the work himself: digging, setting the tank, running the lines, and getting it ready for the county to inspect.
What's included
- Walking the site with you and going over the approved system design
- Excavation and tank setting, level and to spec
- Inlet and outlet connections, baffles and risers
- Drain field or distribution lines as designed
- Getting the system ready for the county's inspection
- Backfill, grading and site cleanup when it's done
Who it's for
Homeowners and builders putting a house on a rural lot, owners replacing an old or failed system, and anyone buying land in the foothills who needs a septic plan they can count on. If you already have a design from a septic designer, have it handy when you call. If you don't, James can walk you through what the process looks like.
Why Stratton
James is punctual and gets the job done sooner than most, without cutting corners. Your yard isn't torn up for weeks waiting on a crew, and the system goes in the way it's supposed to.
Where we work
Based in Granite Falls and working across Snohomish County, including Granite Falls and Arlington. See all service areas.
