What sets Rock On Development apart is a focus on precision, planning, and communication throughout every phase of a project. We take the time to understand site conditions, access, and long-term use before work begins, which helps prevent costly changes or problems later. Clients know what to expect, timelines are communicated clearly, and questions are addressed directly. Our work is approached with attention to detail, from layout and grade accuracy to clean, finished results. We take pride in doing things correctly the first time rather than relying on shortcuts.

The earlier, the better. Early involvement helps avoid access issues, redesigns, or costly changes later. Septic layout, driveway location, and building placement all benefit from being planned together.

Excavation costs vary based on site access, terrain, soil conditions, scope of work, and project complexity. Rural properties, steep ground, rock, or limited access can significantly affect pricing. The best way to get an accurate number is through a site visit, where conditions can be evaluated and the work properly planned.

Clearing access of belongings (vehicles, landscape decorations, pet facilities, Etc.), marking known homeowner responsible utilities, and identifying boundaries or setbacks ahead of time helps projects run efficiently.

Septic costs depend on soil type, lot size, system design, access, and whether a standard or complex system is required. In North Idaho, shallow soils, high groundwater, slopes, or restrictive layers often require engineered systems. These factors influence materials, installation time, and overall cost.

Many excavation projects do not require permits, but septic systems always do. Septic work typically involves soil evaluations, system design, health district approval, and inspections. We help guide clients through this process and coordinate with engineers and inspectors as needed.

Yes. Many properties in North Idaho present challenges such as slope, rock, tight access, or limited buildable area. Experience, proper equipment, and careful planning are critical on these sites, especially for septic and foundation work.

Project timelines vary depending on weather, scope, and site conditions. Small projects may take a day or two, while larger site prep or septic installations can take several days or longer. Scheduling is also influenced by seasonal conditions and permitting timelines.

Excavation is often possible year-round, but winter conditions can limit access and increase difficulty. Frozen ground, snow, and wet soils may affect timelines and costs. Planning ahead and scheduling during favorable conditions often leads to smoother projects.

That depends on the age, condition, and type of failure. Some issues can be repaired, while others require partial or full replacement to meet current regulations. A site evaluation helps determine the most practical and cost-effective option.

Reach out by phone or email to discuss your project. From there, a site visit can be scheduled to evaluate conditions and determine next steps.