Excavation & Demolition in Arcadia, Indiana. Our Home Town.

Yes, in two ways. First, mobilization: our excavators, skid steers, and trucks are minutes away instead of across the county, which cuts cost and scheduling lag. Second, familiarity. We know Arcadia's clay, its town zoning office, and which parcels fall under town jurisdiction versus Jackson Township or the county before we ever set foot on site.

Inside town limits, building and demolition permits go through Arcadia Building & Zoning (317-695-1892). Driveway work on town streets needs a town permit. Driveways onto county roads go through the Hamilton County Highway Department. Septic permits are always the Hamilton County Health Department's Sewage Disposal Program. We handle the filings on most jobs, so you don't have to learn the map yourself.

It depends on the parcel. Arcadia's zoning jurisdiction extends past the town limits into Jackson Township, so zoning-side permits like ponds, buildings, and demolition may route through the town even on parcels the town doesn't include. Septic and regulated drains stay with the county either way. We check the exact jurisdiction for your parcel before work starts, and the address checker on our homepage does the same for free.

In Hamilton County, yes. New and replacement systems both require a soil evaluation and an approved design before a repair permit is issued. Failures in the Arcadia area usually come down to dense clay till and an aging field. We run the soil evaluation, design the fix, and install it under one contract.

Usually faster than anywhere else we work, because there is no travel mobilization. Call 317-416-2606. For many town projects we can walk the site within days and have permits moving the same week. Weather and permit turnaround are the real constraints, not our schedule.