What types of excavation projects do you handle?

We handle residential jobs like home additions, pool cuts, and driveway excavation, as well as larger commercial pad sites and general earthwork. If you're not sure whether your project fits, call 832-789-5357 and we'll talk it through with you.

Do you check for utilities before digging?

Yes. Utility awareness is a standard part of how we scope every excavation project before equipment moves, which helps avoid costly and dangerous line strikes on both residential and commercial jobs.

How do you price excavation work?

We walk the site, evaluate the scope of the project, and give you straightforward, upfront pricing before any work starts — no surprise costs once the job is already underway.

Residential Excavation Company Near Harris County, Texas

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Residential & Commercial Excavation

When a project calls for moving earth, you need an excavation contractor who shows up with the right equipment and the experience to get it right the first time. Brown Aerobic Septic Specialists provides residential and commercial excavation for homeowners, builders, and property owners across Cypress, TX and the Greater Houston area, handling everything from a single backyard pool cut to full commercial pad sites and everything in between.

As a licensed and insured excavation contractor with roots in septic system work going back to 1999, we understand what's under the surface as well as what's on top of it — utility lines, drainage patterns, soil types, and setback requirements all factor into how we plan a dig. That background shapes every job we take on, whether it's a foundation for a new home addition, a driveway cut, a footing trench, or a large-scale commercial earthwork project.

What's Included?

Every excavation project starts with a site walk and an honest scope of work, followed by transparent, upfront pricing before equipment ever hits the ground. Our crews train weekly on safety and best practices, and we bring the right machines for the job — compact equipment for tight residential lots, and larger excavators when a commercial site calls for it. No surprises, no upselling, just a job scoped and priced correctly from the start.