Fletcher Excavating & Septic

Septic Company in Grandview, Texas

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(817) 866-2747, Grandview, TX 76050View on Yelp
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About Fletcher Excavating & Septic

Fletcher Excavating & Septic operates out of Grandview, Texas, a small community in Johnson County where rural properties and private septic systems are common. What sets this provider apart is the combination of septic services with excavation and demolition capabilities, which makes them especially useful for projects that involve digging, site prep, or removing old structures before new work begins. They can be reached at (817) 866-2747. Customers planning a septic system installation or drain field replacement will benefit from having excavation already built into the service.

Services

Septic Services
Demolition Services
Excavation Services

Services & Process

Fletcher Excavating & Septic brings together three related service areas: septic system work, excavation, and demolition. Septic services cover tank pumping, inspections, and system repairs. The excavation side handles the heavy digging required for new system installations, drain field replacements, and site preparation. Demolition capabilities mean they can remove old structures, concrete, or existing system components before new work goes in. This combination is particularly valuable for full system replacements where you need to excavate, remove old materials, and install new components all in sequence.

Service Area

Fletcher Excavating & Septic is based in Grandview and serves Johnson County and the surrounding rural areas of North Texas. Communities like Cleburne, Hillsboro, and Alvarado are within reasonable range. Call (817) 866-2747 to discuss your project location and confirm they cover your area.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's involved in a full septic system replacement in Grandview?
A full replacement starts with pumping and removing the existing tank, then excavating the site to install a new tank and drain field. The process requires permits from Johnson County, and the system design must meet state TCEQ standards for your property size and soil type.
How do I know if my drain field needs to be replaced or just repaired?
If you have wet, soggy areas over the drain field that don't dry out, sewage surfacing above ground, or persistent backup in the house despite a pumped tank, the drain field may be saturated or clogged beyond repair. An inspection will give you a clearer picture of what's salvageable.
Does a septic system installation in Johnson County require a permit?
Yes. Texas requires permits for new septic system installations and major repairs, typically processed through the county or TCEQ depending on the situation. A contractor familiar with Johnson County requirements will pull the necessary permits as part of the project.
Why would I need excavation services for a septic project?
Installing or replacing a septic tank and drain field requires significant digging, often several feet deep and covering hundreds of square feet of drain field area. Proper excavation also ensures the system is installed at the right depth and slope for gravity to work correctly.
Can old septic system components be demolished and hauled away?
Yes, old concrete tanks and distribution boxes can be broken up and removed, or in some cases crushed in place and filled with sand depending on local regulations. Your contractor will advise on the proper method based on county requirements.
How long does a new septic system installation take from start to finish?
Most residential installations take one to three days of actual work once permits are in hand, though the permitting process itself can add a week or more depending on the county. Larger or more complex systems on challenging terrain may take longer.

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