Septic System Installation

First thing you'll need to do is get your soil tested — we can take care of that for you, a soil morphology test is $650. Then give us a call. Every septic installation is different, so we'll set up an appointment to view your septic site and then guide you step-by-step through your personal process.

It varies depending on the size and type of system and the conditions on the property, but a full septic system replacement averages around $20,000. A straightforward site can come in under that; difficult soil, tight access or an engineered system can run above it. We give you a firm number after we look at the property.

Other factors include local regulations and permitting fees, excavation costs, and materials such as pipes, tanks and gravel. Regular maintenance and pumping are also necessary to keep the system working and avoid costly repairs later.

Conventional gravity systems and engineered systems, including aerobic treatment units, drip dispersal and low-pressure pipe. A conventional system is completely gravity fed and built for areas with good soil. An engineered system is designed by an engineer using two tanks (one septic, one pump), and it's used where soil is rocky or clay-like or where space is limited.

We do not install septic systems within Kansas City, MO. We do serve the surrounding counties — Cass, Johnson, Lafayette and Jackson County in Missouri, plus Johnson County, Kansas.