RBR Earthworks installs septic systems and drain fields across Northeastern Pennsylvania, along with the excavation, trenching, grading, and site restoration that goes with them. Bring us your approved design and we will build it.
Septic work depends on the approved system design, soil conditions, access, drainage, tank layout, drain field layout, and final restoration needs.
Septic systems are not one-size-fits-all. Before pricing or installation can begin, the property needs a perc test and an approved septic system design. In Pennsylvania that process runs through your local Sewage Enforcement Officer, and it is handled by them and the system designer, not by the excavation contractor.
Once the design is approved, that is where RBR Earthworks comes in. We review the plan and give you an estimate for the full installation: excavation, septic tank set, drain field, trenching, backfill, grading, and putting the property back the way it should be.
There is a clean line between the approval side of a septic project and the construction side, and it is worth knowing which is which before you start calling around.
The perc test and the system design are handled by your local Sewage Enforcement Officer and a qualified designer. That is how Pennsylvania regulates it. RBR Earthworks is the contractor who takes that approved design and puts the system in the ground.
If you call us before you have a design, we will tell you exactly who to call first. No runaround.
Perc tests and soil probes are performed by the Sewage Enforcement Officer. Septic system design and engineering come from a qualified designer. Permit applications and approvals run through your township and the SEO.
RBR also does not handle septic pumping, tank cleaning, or any interior plumbing work. What we do is the excavation, the installation, and the site restoration.
Septic system pricing depends on the approved design, soil conditions, tank size, drain field layout, site access, trenching requirements, stone needs, and restoration work.
RBR Earthworks provides septic estimates after reviewing the completed septic design. Once the approved design is available, we can give a much more accurate estimate for the work required.
If you need a new septic system, replacement, or major repair, the first step is getting the property tested and designed through the proper local process. Steps 1 through 3 are handled by others. RBR takes it from step 4.
Contact your local Sewage Enforcement Officer to start the septic approval process and schedule the required perc test.
The SEO performs the perc test to determine whether the property is suitable for a septic system and where the system may be located.
After the property passes, a qualified designer lays out the system based on the property and soil conditions.
Once you have the approved septic design, send it to RBR so we can review the scope, access, and site work required.
Because every septic system varies by design, RBR can provide a detailed estimate after reviewing the approved septic plan, then install it.
RBR Earthworks provides the excavation, grading, trenching, tank placement, drain field installation, and site restoration work needed for septic projects in NEPA.
Excavation, system layout, septic tank placement, drain field installation, and final site restoration built to the approved design.
Site excavation, access, trenching, drainage support, and repair work for septic system issues where excavation is required.
Drain field excavation, stone work, pipe installation, grading, and restoration according to the system design.
Final grading, backfill, access cleanup, stone work, and site restoration after septic installation or repair work is complete.
RBR Earthworks helps homeowners, contractors, builders, and property owners with septic installation, septic repairs, drain fields, trenching, grading, backfill, and site restoration throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania.
We serve Dallas, Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, Pittston, Kingston, Mountain Top, Clarks Summit, Back Mountain, and surrounding NEPA communities.
Septic work often requires excavation, grading, site preparation, utility trenching, sewer line work, drainage support, and final property restoration.
RBR Earthworks provides septic installation, septic repairs, drain field work, excavation, trenching, grading, backfill, and site restoration throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania.
Here are a few common questions property owners ask before starting septic system installation, septic repairs, drain field work, or septic excavation.
No. The perc test is performed by your local Sewage Enforcement Officer, and the system design comes from a qualified designer. RBR Earthworks is the contractor who installs the system once that design is approved. If you are not sure where to start, call us and we will point you to the right office.
Usually, no. Septic pricing depends heavily on the approved design, soil conditions, tank size, drain field layout, access, materials, trenching, and restoration work.
The best starting point is an approved septic design from the local Sewage Enforcement Officer. Once RBR reviews the design, we can estimate the installation and site work required.
Yes. RBR handles excavation, tank placement, drain field installation, trenching, grading, backfill, and site restoration for septic projects built to an approved design.
Yes. RBR can help with excavation, trenching, access, grading, backfill, and restoration for septic repair projects where excavation or site work is needed.
Call RBR Earthworks at (570) 709-8970. If you already have the approved septic design, have it ready so the scope can be reviewed accurately.
Once your septic system has been designed, RBR Earthworks can review the plan and provide an estimate for the excavation, installation, grading, trenching, and site restoration work.