Looking for info about sewer infrastructure costs in the area.

It's a real ****ty question. (sorry just had to work that in)

Thanks.

Martin Q. Blank said:

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Scruffy said:

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There are enigineers......not alway civil though....often rather grumpy and self-righteous

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civil engineers have no reason to be self-righteous. make sure the water goes down hill and the concrete is mixed well.

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That's my problem. The **** flows down hill... unless it doesn't. (looking for lift station costs)

My brother-in-law is one in Dallas. I think he's done work here, but if not can probably estimate cost.

my email: charles0608ag at gmail

This is his website with contact info: http://www.westfallengineering.com/

Red pear realty may have some insight as well.

If you are looking for cost answers, engineers are not a good source unless you take their numbers and multiply by 2.25.

Design answers? They are the ones to go to.

Like sanitary or storm sewer?

JasonD2005 said:

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Martin Q. Blank said:

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Scruffy said:

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There are enigineers......not alway civil though....often rather grumpy and self-righteous

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civil engineers have no reason to be self-righteous. make sure the water goes down hill and the concrete is mixed well.

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That's my problem. The **** flows down hill... unless it doesn't. (looking for lift station costs)

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I'm assuming you're trying to tie into a sewer main on a residential area. There is generally a requirement that sewer water has to enter sewer mains under gravity power only (you can't pressure pump the poo into the sewer).

Like all home related construction projects your biggest costs are going to be: digging, concrete, permitting, and waiting on inspection. I think you're in for at least 12-20k here.

sanitary. hence all the poo references in this thread.

JasonD2005 said:

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sanitary. hence all the poo references in this thread.

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email me - schmellba@yahoo.com

I play in the poo and water world for a living, might be able to help

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