Kimbler’s Septic Service and Excavation

Septic Company in New York, New York

(270) 858-9013, New York, NY 10118View on Yelp

About Kimbler’s Septic Service and Excavation

Kimbler's Septic Service and Excavation brings together septic system expertise and full excavation capability, a combination that's essential for serious system work in the New York area. Installing a new septic system or replacing a failed drain field requires significant digging, and having the excavation equipment and septic knowledge under one roof speeds up the process and reduces cost. This type of provider is particularly valuable for rural and semi-rural properties outside the city where land is available for proper system installation. They're built for the jobs that go beyond simple pumping.

Services

Septic Services
Excavation Services

Services & Process

Kimbler's offers full septic system installation, which involves excavating the site, placing the tank, laying drain field lines, and backfilling to restore the property. Their excavation services support not just septic work but also site prep and related earthwork. Septic tank pumping is part of their maintenance offering, removing built-up waste to extend system life. They can also perform septic inspections, assess failing systems, and execute drain field repairs or replacements when the existing field can no longer process effluent properly.

Service Area

Kimbler's Septic Service and Excavation serves properties in and around the New York area, with the excavation equipment and capacity to handle jobs outside the immediate metro in surrounding counties and regions. Larger rural or semi-rural lots benefit most from their full installation capability. Call (270) 858-9013 to discuss your project and service area coverage.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's involved in a full septic system installation?
A new installation starts with a soil evaluation and percolation test to confirm the ground can handle the drain field. Then the crew excavates for the tank and field lines, installs everything to code, and restores the surface. The whole process typically takes several days depending on site conditions and permit timelines.
How do I know if my drain field needs to be replaced rather than repaired?
Signs like persistent wet areas over the field, sewage odors outside, or repeated system backups despite regular pumping often indicate the field has failed. An inspection will determine whether targeted repairs can restore function or whether a full replacement is the more cost-effective path.
Why does septic work require excavation equipment?
Installing or replacing a septic tank and drain field involves moving large volumes of soil, placing heavy concrete or polyethylene tanks, and trenching for distribution lines. That kind of work requires excavators and related machinery that most standard plumbing companies don't have on hand.
How long does a septic system last before it needs replacement?
A well-maintained concrete tank can last 40 years or more, but the drain field typically has a shorter lifespan of 20 to 30 years depending on soil conditions, usage, and whether the system has been pumped regularly. Neglecting routine maintenance is the fastest way to shorten that timeline.
Do I need county or state permits for septic installation in New York?
Yes, septic system installations in New York State require permits through the local health department, and the design must meet state and county standards. A qualified installer handles this process and ensures the system passes inspection before it's put into service.
Can excavation work damage my lawn or landscaping?
Some disruption is unavoidable when excavating for a septic system, but experienced crews work to minimize the impact and restore the surface as close to its original condition as possible. Seeding disturbed areas is typically part of the finishing process, and most lawns recover well within a growing season.

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