Septic installation has to pass inspection, which means it has to be done to code, not close to it. CMJ handles the full technical process directly: site evaluation, excavation, tank placement, drain field, and connection, each step done to spec before moving to the next.
- Tennessee Licensed Septic InstallerHeld directly by Chris, not subcontracted to a separate installer.
On The Job — Photos & Video
Photo 1
Wide shot, septic
excavation site
Wide shot, septic
excavation site
Video
Tank placement
or connection
Tank placement
or connection
Photo 2
Drain field trenching
Drain field trenching
Photo 3
Tank set, pre-inspection
Tank set, pre-inspection
Photo 4
Backfilled, graded site
Backfilled, graded site
The Technical Process
- 01Site evaluation and permitting, confirming the system fits the soil and lot.
- 02Excavation for the tank and drain field, sized and placed to code.
- 03Tank placement and connection, inspected before backfill.
- 04Drain field installation and final grading, ready to pass inspection.
The No Shortcuts Guarantee
Every step is done to code, not close to it. A septic system that doesn't pass inspection isn't finished.
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One contract covering clearing, grading, foundations, and utilities under a single schedule.
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Call Chris: (423) 603-5282