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Septic InstallationEdgewood & East Mountains Call

Crew leveling a new concrete septic tank in an excavation beside a pueblo-style home with mountains behind

Edgewood · Moriarty · Tijeras · Sandia Park

Septic Installation in Edgewood, NM

New septic systems, tank and leach field replacement, and advanced treatment systems — designed for your soil, permitted through the state and installed right.

Call (505) 886-7941Phone only · talk to a person

Site visits
Permit handled
Written pricing

Diagram: septic system side view — sewer line, two-compartment tank, distribution box and drain field trenches

How it works

A septic system in plain English

Everything from the house drains to the tank. Solids settle, scum floats, and the clearer liquid flows to the drain field, where the soil finishes the job. Get the soil right and size it right, and it works quietly for decades.

Conventional vs advanced systems

Septic services

What we do

New Septic Installation

Complete new systems, permit to final grade.

Septic Tanks

Concrete and poly tanks, set level and sealed.

Septic Replacement

When the old system has failed.

Leach Fields

Drain fields sized for your soil.

Chamber Systems

Gravelless drain fields.

Advanced Treatment

For lots that need more.

Planning, permits & upkeep

New Construction

Septic planned with the house.

Site Evaluations

Finding out what's in the ground.

Permits & Inspections

We handle the state permit.

Risers & Lids

Tank access at ground level.

Effluent Filters

Protect the drain field.

Drain Field Repair

Fixing failing fields.

Casitas & Additions

When you're adding on.

Manufactured Homes

Systems for manufactured homes.

The process

From phone call to finished yard

1. Site visitWe look at the lot, the home, the well and the slope.

2. Soil evaluationWhat's under the surface decides the system.

3. Design & permitSized for the home and submitted to the state.

4. Install & inspectTank, field, risers — inspected, backfilled and graded.

Crew checking the grade on a green polyethylene septic tank set on a gravel bed, with an excavator and mountains behind

Tanks set right

Level, at the right depth, sealed and connected.

Installer bolting a riser onto a concrete septic tank with an excavator behind

Risers to grade

No digging next time it's pumped.

Freshly graded yard with two green septic riser lids at ground level near a home with juniper trees

Yard put back

Graded to shed water and protect the field.

Service areas

Edgewood and the East Mountains

From the Estancia Valley to Tijeras Canyon and Sandia Park.

EdgewoodTown & acreage MoriartyEstancia Valley StanleyRanch country Cedar GroveNorth on NM-344 McIntoshSouth valley TijerasCanyon lots Sandia ParkMountain lots Cedar CrestHillside homes South 14Toward Chilili SedilloEast of Tijeras All areasSee the list

Septic guides

Answers before you call

What septic costs

Rough ranges and what changes them.

Signs of failure

What to watch for.

The permit process

Step by step.

Quick answers

Do I need a permit for a septic system?

Yes. New Mexico requires a state permit for new and replacement systems. We handle it.

How long does installation take?

Often a few days once the permit is approved, depending on the system and soil.

Concrete or plastic tank?

Both work. Concrete is heavy and durable; plastic is easier to get onto remote or tight sites.

Do you pump tanks?

We focus on installation and replacement.

Talk to us about your septic project

Edgewood, Moriarty, Tijeras, Sandia Park and the East Mountains.

Call (505) 886-7941

Call (505) 886-7941