Big Country’s Hauling & Grading

Septic Company in Mocksville, North Carolina

(336) 971-4302, Mocksville, NC 27028View on Yelp
Big Country’s Hauling & Grading - septic in Mocksville, NC

About Big Country’s Hauling & Grading

Big Country's Hauling & Grading serves Mocksville, NC and the surrounding Davie County area, offering a practical combination of septic services and excavation work under one roof. That dual capability is genuinely useful in a rural region where new system installations and drain field repairs often require significant earthmoving before any tank work begins. Mocksville sits in a part of the Piedmont where older homes frequently rely on conventional septic systems, making local providers who know the soil conditions and county codes essential. Call them at (336) 971-4302 to discuss your project.

Services

Septic Services
Excavation Services

Services & Process

Big Country's handles the full scope of septic and excavation work, from pumping existing tanks to digging and installing entirely new systems on residential or rural properties. Excavation services mean they can clear and grade a site, expose buried tank lids, and prepare a drain field area without subcontracting that work to another crew. For homeowners dealing with a failing system, this matters because soil disturbance and grading need to happen before any repair can stick. They can also haul away material from a site once the job is done, keeping your property clean after the work wraps up.

Service Area

Big Country's Hauling & Grading primarily serves Mocksville and Davie County, NC. They also reach into neighboring communities across the surrounding Piedmont region. If you're outside Mocksville proper, it's worth calling to confirm service availability for your address.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you handle both the excavation and the septic work, or do I need to hire separate contractors?
Big Country's covers both sides of the job, so you won't need to coordinate two separate crews. That's especially valuable when a repair or new installation requires grading or significant digging before the septic work can begin.
How do I know if my drain field needs to be replaced versus repaired?
Signs like soggy ground over the drain field, sewage odors in the yard, or slow drains throughout the house can all point to drain field failure. A proper inspection will determine whether the issue is a simple fix or requires full replacement, which often involves excavation to remove and replace the affected soil and pipe.
What permits are required for septic system installation in Davie County?
New septic installations in Davie County require a permit from the county environmental health department, which includes a site evaluation and soil testing before approval. Your contractor should be familiar with this process and can often help you understand what documentation is needed.
How often should a septic tank be pumped in a rural NC property?
Most households should plan on pumping every three to five years, depending on tank size and the number of people using the system. Properties with heavy water use or older tanks may need more frequent service to prevent solids from overflowing into the drain field.
Can excavation work damage my existing yard or landscaping?
Some disturbance is unavoidable when digging is required, but an experienced contractor will work to minimize the impact and grade the area properly when finished. Discussing the scope of work and site access ahead of time helps set realistic expectations for how the yard will look after the job.
What should I do if I suspect a septic emergency on my property?
If you're seeing sewage backing up into the house or pooling heavily in the yard, stop using water immediately and call for service right away. Continuing to run water into a failing system can push solids into the drain field and turn a manageable problem into a much more expensive repair.

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