Excavation · Septic · Driveways · Land ManagementDiscuss excavation and site-work needs for your septic or utility project.
Cunningham Contracting installs new septic systems and provides excavation, site preparation and utility trenching. Tell us about your property, location and the work you need.
Share the project location, intended use and any existing septic records, site evaluations or approved plans.
The local health department evaluates site suitability and handles septic permits and inspections. Clarify who will arrange each approval and how it affects the schedule.
Discuss access, installation scope, utility locating and required inspections before work begins. Site conditions and approval timing affect scheduling.
Yes. Kentucky requires a local health department permit before constructing, installing or altering a regulated onsite sewage system. A site evaluation comes before the installation permit. Contact the health department serving your property to confirm the required steps.
System suitability depends on the site evaluation and applicable approvals. Soil, usable area and property conditions matter, so a preferred layout should not be assumed suitable before the local health department reviews the site.
Trenching is not the same as providing every utility connection. Confirm excavation, materials, backfill and licensed trade work as separate parts of the scope.
Septic planning resources: Kentucky onsite sewage program and Kentucky onsite sewage regulations. Your local health department can confirm the requirements for your property.