Excavation and Septic Work in New Haven, MO
New Haven is a Franklin County river town on the south bank of the Missouri River, west of Washington along Highway 100. We serve New Haven and the farms and rural homes around it with excavation, drainage and septic work.
Ground conditions around New Haven
New Haven combines Missouri River bottomland with steep bluffs and hills just south of the river. Bottomland soils and a higher water table call for careful drainage and septic planning, while bluff and hillside lots bring slope, rock and erosion concerns. Matching the excavation plan to the ground is the difference between a site that stays dry and one that fights water every spring.
Permits and planning in Franklin County
Properties inside New Haven city limits may follow city rules and connect to city sewer. Rural properties outside town are generally in unincorporated Franklin County, where new and replacement septic systems require a county sewer permit, typically with soil or percolation testing first. Lots near the river may also have floodplain considerations. On New Haven sites, buried utilities are located through Missouri 811 first.
Projects we handle in New Haven
New Haven projects include basement and foundation digs, erosion control on hillsides, grading and drainage for yards and driveways, retaining walls, utility trenching and septic systems for homes outside the city sewer area. Our excavation services and septic services pages have more detail. Request a quote anytime.
CMK Excavation Job Photos
Pictures from projects our team has completed.



New Haven, MO Excavation FAQs
Do you work on hillside lots in New Haven?
Yes. We handle grading, erosion control and retaining walls on sloped lots near the Missouri River bluffs.
Can you help with drainage on low ground near the river?
Yes. We grade and install drainage so water moves away from your home and driveway.
Who issues septic permits for homes outside New Haven?
Rural properties outside city limits are generally in unincorporated Franklin County, which requires a county sewer permit for new and replacement septic systems.
Do you build retaining walls?
Yes. Retaining walls and hardscaping are part of our excavation services.
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