Excavation and Septic Services in Lebanon, Maine
Lebanon is a rural York County town on the New Hampshire line, with the Salmon Falls River forming its western border. Caleb Chessie Excavation serves Lebanon properties from his Shapleigh base, about 20 to 30 minutes away depending on the part of town. Excavation, septic installation, and aggregate delivery, with the owner on every job.
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Much of Lebanon is wooded, rural land, and many projects start from scratch: clearing, a driveway cut, and a foundation hole on a lot that has never been built on. Caleb handles that sequence start to finish so you are not coordinating three contractors to get a house site ready.
Water is a factor in parts of town. Properties along the Salmon Falls River and around Northeast Pond and Milton Pond, both on the New Hampshire border, fall under shoreland zoning. Setbacks there affect septic placement and how much of the lot can be disturbed, and Caleb plans for those limits before pricing the work.
Lebanon's code enforcement office handles building and plumbing permits in town, including septic permits. Caleb installs to the licensed site evaluator's design and coordinates with the local plumbing inspector so the system is inspected and approved.
Services in Lebanon, ME
Excavation
Site clearing, foundations, driveway cuts, utility trenching, and finish grading across Lebanon properties.
Learn More →Septic Installation
New septic installs and system replacements in Lebanon, built to the site evaluator's design and inspected through the town.
Learn More →Aggregate Delivery
Crushed stone, gravel, rip rap, loam, and fill delivered to Lebanon home and job sites.
Learn More →Excavation Questions for Lebanon Homeowners
Does Caleb Chessie Excavation serve all of Lebanon?
Yes. Caleb serves properties throughout Lebanon, including West Lebanon, East Lebanon, and North Lebanon. Call (207) 719-5650 with your address for scheduling.
Do I need a permit for a new septic system in Lebanon, Maine?
Yes. Maine requires a septic design from a licensed site evaluator (the HHE-200 form) and a permit from the local plumbing inspector before installation. In Lebanon that goes through the town's code enforcement office. Caleb installs to the approved design and coordinates the inspections.
What should I know about building near the Salmon Falls River or Northeast Pond?
Land near the river and the ponds is in the shoreland zone, which limits how close structures, septic systems, and cleared areas can be to the water. Confirm the setbacks for your lot with the town's code enforcement office early, and Caleb will plan the excavation and septic layout around them.
Lebanon Project? Call Caleb Directly.
Call (207) 719-5650 or submit a quote request. Caleb responds within one business day.