Locating and excavation

Septic tank locating and exposure

Locating and carefully exposing buried septic tanks, lids, and components before pumping, inspection, or repair.

Local crewWorkSafeBC coveredFully insured

What we do

What’s included.

Every property is different. We’ll look at access, equipment, timing, and the condition of the system before we book the work.

We use any drawings, permits, old service records, and clues on the property to narrow down the search before we start digging.

  • Buried tank locating
  • Lid and component locating
  • Careful excavation
  • Access preparation
  • Pre-pumping exposure
  • Coordination with repair work
Old permits, drawings, invoices, photos, or anything the previous owner told you can save digging and help us find the tank faster.

Where we help

Homes, businesses, and busy sites.

We adjust the job to fit the property, how the system is used, and the room available to work.

01

Unknown system layouts

Finding buried tanks when records are missing, unclear, or no longer match the property.

02

Access before service

Exposing lids and components before pumping, inspection, repairs, or upgrades.

03

Property planning

Confirming where the system sits before landscaping, additions, excavation, or a property sale.

What to expect

Straightforward from first call to finish.

Give us the basics. We’ll sort out the details and keep you informed.

Tell us what you need

Send the address, the service you need, and anything we should know about access or urgency.

We confirm the details

We make sure we understand the job, choose the right equipment, and set a date.

We get it done

Our crew arrives ready to work and keeps you informed if anything unexpected turns up.

You know what’s next

Before we leave, we explain any maintenance, follow-up work, or next steps.

Where we work

Across the Shuswap and beyond.

Our crew works from Armstrong and Enderby through Salmon Arm, Sicamous, Malakwa, and Revelstoke.

Need septic tank locating and exposure?

Send us the address and a quick rundown of the job. We’ll take it from there.