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39.4353° N Engineer-owned excavation · Lebanon, Ohio

The right fix starts below the surface.

Haddix Excavating brings county wastewater experience, electrical engineering training and hands-on excavation to septic, drainage and site-work problems across Lebanon and Warren County.

5.010 Google reviews
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7–5Monday–Friday
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Residential septic drainfield lines installed in prepared soil under a clear sky
Field record 01 Residential drainfield installation

Start with what you’re seeing

Name the problem.
We’ll trace the cause.

Pick the closest match. Each path shows the work Haddix can handle and what to mention when you call.

Septic systems

Diagnose before digging.

Eric’s wastewater operations background and electrical training help separate a mechanical, wiring or field problem before the repair plan is set.

  • Dose and pump tank replacement
  • Septic repair and replacement
  • Control-panel and wiring troubleshooting
  • System operation and maintenance guidance
Call about a septic problem

Why Haddix

One owner.
Two kinds of diagnosis.

A septic problem can start in the soil, the tank, a pump or the controls. Eric Haddix spent 13 years operating Warren County wastewater treatment systems and holds a degree in electrical and electronics engineering. That range matters when the obvious answer isn’t the right one.

2007–2020 Wastewater operations

Former Warren County Wastewater Treatment Systems Chief Operator with day-to-day experience in system performance and troubleshooting.

Engineering Electrical training

Electrical and electronics engineering education helps with septic alarms, control panels and wiring faults that can look like larger system failures.

Since 2020 Owner-operated

The person who answers the call is the person applying the field knowledge, planning the work and checking the result.

System trace Start at the symptom
Simplified septic system diagnostic path A house connects through a tank and controls to a drainfield, with selectable diagnostic points.

Choose a point to see how Haddix approaches the system as a connected whole.

Real work, photographed in the field

Field Log

5.0 stars · 10 Google reviews

What customers remember is the diagnosis.

These are exact excerpts from real customer reviews. The pattern is consistent: Eric works through the problem, explains the fix and leaves the site the way it should be.

“He is extremely knowledgeable about septic systems, conscientious, thorough and easy to work with. Highly recommended!”

Ken ReederSeptic + drainage work

“He fit me into his schedule for the next day and, within an hour, resolved a problem that others deemed too complicated.”

SarahSeptic diagnosis

“His work, timing, professionalism, attitude were unmatched and at a fair price. Hire with confidence!!”

Paul AllenDrive, culvert + grading

“We had a drainage issue in our back yard. Now it is dry and usable. We couldn’t be happier.”

Dwayne EmersonYard drainage

“He completed the work, promptly, neatly, and on budget.”

Jeff EllisGravity drain line
Read the published review record

Free estimates

Give Eric the useful details on the first call.

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Emergency service is available.

Call to check current availability. Standard hours are Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

1. What needs attention?
2. How urgent is it?
Examples: alarm is sounding, breaker tripped, water collects after rain, or driveway area is marked.
Call note

I’m calling about a septic system problem. It’s an active issue that needs prompt attention.

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