Excavation & Demolition in Kempton, Indiana

That is the signature Kempton-area job. This county was largely swamp until drainage channels and clay tile, much of it made right here, dried it out. A lot of that tile is now a century old: crushed runs, root-blocked lines, and buried outlets nobody has seen in decades. We locate the existing tile, repair or replace the failed sections, and re-establish outlets. If the outlet ties to a regulated drain, the County Surveyor gets a call first, and we make it.

The Tipton County Planning Department (765-675-6063). Kempton has no permit program of its own, so the county's Improvement Location Permit covers structures, and ponds get a drainage review when outlets touch regulated drains. It is a straightforward process with the right paperwork, and we handle the filing on most jobs so you're not learning county procedure on your own time.

Yes. It takes a right-of-way permit from the Tipton County Highway Department (765-675-4508), which covers the apron, the culvert spec, and sight-line requirements. We pull the permit, set the culvert, and build the entrance to spec so it drains instead of ponding. Field entrances are small jobs that go wrong in expensive ways when the culvert is undersized. Ours aren't.

It depends on where you sit. Kempton has municipal sewer infrastructure on record (a lift station, force main, and gravity sewer), so in-town properties may well be on town sewer, while rural properties around Kempton run on septic. The town has no utility web presence, so we confirm per parcel with town and county records as part of any project that touches wastewater. If you're on septic and it's original to an older house, plan on a soil evaluation and county Health Department permit when replacement time comes. We handle both.

Eighteen miles from our gate is a normal run for us. We treat the west side of Tipton County as regular territory: same equipment, same permits handled, same schedule as a job in Arcadia. Call 317-416-2606.