Communities We Serve
Septic installations, tank replacements and site assessments across 38 communities in southeastern New Brunswick.
We work out of Steeves Mountain and cover the rural communities around Greater Moncton — the places where properties are on their own wells and their own septic systems rather than municipal services.
If your community is not on this list, it is still worth a call. The list reflects where we work most often, not a hard boundary.
Recent work: a septic backup in Cocagne that turned out to be a failed effluent pump, not the field.
Kent County and the north
- Rogersville
- Clairville
- Coal Branch
- Saint-Sosime
- Grangeville
- Beersville
- Browns Yard
- Sainte-Marie-de-Kent
- Saint-Antoine
- Notre-Dame
- Cocagne
- Grande-Digue
- Shediac Bridge
Around Greater Moncton
- Cape Breton
- Irishtown
- Boundary Creek
- Lutes Mountain
- Steeves Mountain
- Allison
- Salisbury
- Coverdale
- Pine Glen
- Colpitts Settlement
West toward Havelock and Elgin
- Petitcodiac
- Havelock
- Cornhill
- Anagance
- Portage Vale
- Elgin
The southeast shore and Tantramar
- Cap-Pelé
- Haute-Aboujagane
- Memramcook
- Calhoun
- Midgic
- Sackville
- Aulac
- Dorchester
- Hillsborough
Why these communities and not the cities
Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview are largely on municipal sewer, so most properties inside those city limits do not need an on-site system at all. Septic work lives in the surrounding countryside — the settlements, the coastal villages, the properties down a long driveway off a rural route.
That geography shapes the work. Lots out here are larger, which usually means more room for a disposal field and for the replacement field a property will eventually need. But the ground varies enormously across this region: shallow soil over bedrock in the higher ground west and north of the city, heavier clay in places, and a seasonal high water table in the low-lying areas near the marshes and watercourses. Two properties ten minutes apart can need very different systems.
That is why the test pit matters so much. Nobody can tell you what your lot needs by looking at a map of it.
What we do in these areas
- New septic installations — new construction and undeveloped lots
- Septic tank replacements — failing, cracked, collapsed or undersized tanks
- Site assessments — before you buy land, finalize house plans, or subdivide
Not sure whether we cover your property? Call (506) 233-6272 and ask, or send us the civic address — a PID number works if the lot has no address yet.
Planning ahead? Our septic FAQ answers 397 questions about systems in New Brunswick, including permits, sizing, costs and what the approval process involves.
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Serving homeowners, builders, and property owners throughout Greater Moncton and southeastern New Brunswick.