Septic work we bid in Parker
- New septic systems for new homes, shops and additions
- Leach field and full system replacement
- Septic repairs, from broken lines to failed pumps
We visit your site and bid the job. A licensed septic installer does the work and holds the contract and the county permit.
What the ground is like around Parker
Around Parker, Franktown and Castle Rock, the homes on septic are mostly on larger lots outside the sewer districts. Many of those systems went in decades ago and are reaching the age where the leach field stops keeping up.
Douglas County lots often have slopes, rock outcrops and finished landscaping to work around. Access for equipment and the distance from the house to a good field site both affect the price.
How a job goes
- Call or text. Tell us the address, the number of bedrooms and what is going on.
- Site visit. We look at the lot, the slope, the access and where a tank and field can go.
- Written price. You get the price in writing. If you have another written quote for the same job, show it to us and ours will be lower.
- Permit and install. A licensed septic installer pulls the county permit, does the work and has it inspected.
Permits in Douglas County
Every new or replaced septic system in Colorado needs a permit from the local public health agency, and the system has to be sized from a soil evaluation of your lot. The rules and the fees are set locally and they change, so the permit, soil test and design are quoted for your property instead of guessed at.
Most installs start around $15,000. The final price comes after a site visit, because soil, system type, home size and access set it. The county permit, soil test and design are extra and quoted separately, so your total may vary.
Want to know what moves the price up or down? See how septic pricing works, or read what a septic system costs in Colorado.
Nearby areas
We also bid septic work in Elizabeth and Kiowa to the east and Evergreen and Conifer in the foothills.
Ready for a price? Call or text (720) 273-0109.