Off-grid septic systems built for raw land or finished property.
Conventional and alternative system installation across all 33 New Mexico counties — including the remote parcels other contractors won't drive to.
What's included.
Every septic install starts with a site visit and soil percolation test, so the design fits your property — not a one-size-fits-all template.
- Site evaluation & soil percolation test
- Tank install (concrete or HDPE)
- Leach field design & install
- Risers, baffles, inspection ports
- Backfill & restoration
- Hauling and disposal of spoil
- Coordinated install with well drilling or excavation when needed
Our process.
Contact Us
Share your property and goals.
Site Assessment
Soil percolation test and layout planning.
Design & Quote
Conventional or alternative system, fixed-price quote.
Install
2–5 days on site once parts and weather align.
Why us.
New Mexico local
We work the whole state — including Catron, Sierra, Hidalgo, Mora, Rio Arriba — where most off-grid builds are.
Conventional or alternative
Soil decides. We test, recommend, and install whatever the site actually needs.
Coordinated installs
Most of our customers also need a well, solar, or excavation. One contractor, one mobilization.
Licensed & insured
Fully licensed and insured in New Mexico.
All 33 New Mexico counties.
We install septic across all 33 New Mexico counties, including the remote rural areas where most new builds are. Soil percolation determines whether a conventional gravel-bed leach field works or whether we install an alternative system (mound, ATU, drip). Either way, NM setback requirements from wells, property lines, and surface water still apply, and we engineer to them — for compliance and for the system to last.
Frequently asked.
Get a free quote for your septic system.
Share your property info — we'll reach out within one business day.