FAQs

FAQs

Awn Point Excavation

Have an excavation or construction services related questions? We have the answers. Check out these FAQs and give us a call today for more information!

  • What types of excavation services do you provide?

    • Septic Installation and Repair
    • Drain Field Repair and Replacement
    • Lot Clearing
    • Precision Laser Grading
    • Foundation Digging
    • Underground Utilities
    • Road and Driveway Installation and Repair
    • Cement and Asphalt Prep

  • What area do you service?

    We serve the following areas; Idaho Falls, Rigby, Ririe, Rexburg, Blackfoot, Shelley, Firth, St. Anthony, Sugar City, Victor, Driggs, Island Park, Arco.

  • Do I need to be there during the excavation project?

    We ask that you examine the project and consult with us at the beginning, but after we get going, you are not required to be present.

  • What is the difference between excavation and landscaping?

    The simplest method to maintain mental clarity between the two is to consider esthetic. Landscapers enhance a space. Excavators install new projects and perform maintenance and repairs.

  • Is excavation required before building a home?

    Yes, there usually is; this includes clearing the area of any vegetation, preparing the cement for foundation work, and constructing a pad for your project.

  • What steps should I take to prepare for an excavation contractor?

    Be sure that it is possible to get to the work area. 

  • Should utilities be marked before the excavation contractor arrives?

    The contractor will frequently contact a utility before starting work. Some would ask the client to call it in. 

  • Do you excavate for septic tank pumping?

    Occasionally, you'll need an excavating contractor to find your tank lid and lift it so that it may be pumped.

  • Do you excavate and install, replace, or repair septic tanks?

    Indeed, we perform tank replacements and excavation for new installations. A state regulation prohibits septic tank repairs in the state of Idaho.

  • What are some signs that I require a new septic system?

    Above the drain field, damp, wet patches may appear, and the surrounding grass may be spongy and bright green in color. Odors could also be present close to the drain field or tank. Sewage back up into the house is another possibility.

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