Bruce Johnson Construction specializes in commercial septic installation and large onsite wastewater treatment systems throughout Oregon and Washington. We install a range of systems to support commercial properties and projects with diverse wastewater treatment requirements.
From fiberglass and deep-bury septic tanks to concrete septic tank farms, advanced treatment systems, and large conventional or pressurized drainfields, our team provides installation services tailored to each project’s needs. For residential septic installation and repair, explore our Septic Tank Installation & Repair services.
Commercial onsite wastewater systems must be built to suit the property’s needs, expected wastewater flow, site conditions, and applicable requirements. Bruce Johnson Construction installs large-scale septic and wastewater treatment systems throughout Oregon and Washington.
We install fiberglass septic tanks and deep-bury septic tank systems for projects that require suitable tank configurations and installation depths. Our team considers project specifications and site conditions when planning installation.
For projects requiring multiple tanks or larger wastewater storage and treatment arrangements, we install concrete septic tank farms. These installations are planned around the project’s specifications, site layout, and operational requirements.
Some commercial properties require treatment solutions beyond conventional septic systems. We install advanced wastewater treatment systems designed to meet project-specific treatment needs and applicable requirements.
We install large conventional and pressurized drainfields based on project design, site requirements, and system specifications. These systems are an important part of commercial onsite wastewater treatment installations.
Since 1971, Bruce Johnson Construction has provided excavation and septic system installation services. As a third-generation, family-owned business, we bring industry experience and a commitment to quality workmanship to projects throughout Oregon and Washington.
Our team also provides excavation services to support site preparation and related construction needs. For projects involving site preparation and utility installation, learn more about our Civil Excavation services.
Contact our team to discuss your commercial septic installation needs and request an estimate.
Septic tank work is a big deal – if you have questions you don’t see here, please get in touch to learn more.
A commercial septic system is an onsite wastewater treatment system designed to handle wastewater from a commercial property or facility. The system configuration depends on the property’s needs, wastewater flow, site conditions, and applicable requirements.
The primary variables to be considered are the septic system type, the size required for your property, location limitations, and other factors influencing labor. Also, the cost will be very different if this is a replacement system requiring the removal of what’s already in the ground versus an entirely new installation.
Bruce Johnson Construction installs fiberglass and deep-bury septic tanks, concrete septic tank farms, advanced treatment systems, and large conventional or pressurized drainfields.
A conventional drainfield typically distributes wastewater effluent through a network of pipes, while a pressurized drainfield uses a distribution system designed to deliver effluent under pressure. The appropriate design depends on the site’s conditions and the system specifications.
Advanced treatment may be appropriate when a project has specific wastewater treatment requirements or site limitations that a conventional system may not adequately address. System selection depends on the project’s design, site conditions, and applicable regulations.
Yes. Bruce Johnson Construction provides installation services for large onsite wastewater treatment systems throughout Oregon and Washington.
Contact Bruce Johnson Construction to discuss your project’s requirements and request an estimate. Providing details about the property, proposed system, and project scope can help the team understand your needs.