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    Miller Brothers Contracting

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 7:30 am - 4:00 pm

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    An update from my review of 7/31/26. Jenny called and apologized for the misunderstanding. I…read moredidn't get the exact details, but apparently they were changing their accounting system and somehow the statements were sent in error. She reversed the charge and refunded the payment. I will definitely keep them in my contacts for the next time service is required.

    I have to say, the positive reviews here are nice for those that got that treatment. Here's my…read morestory. I was referred by my Realtor.. I was told not to worry about anything with my new house well here we go. The installation of the new septic tank is complete, but it left behind a serious mess that had to be corrected twice. Before we even discovered the full extent of the damage, the original installers had to come back out to "fix" things. In reality, they just threw some dirt around to cover it up and called it a day. Once properly inspected, we found the main irrigation pipe had been broken in three places, requiring full re-excavation of the area with a backhoe. Every irrigation line had to be cut and reassembled to get the system working again. Concrete edging was crushed, buried, or displaced and had to be removed completely. Excess soil from the excavation was dumped into nearby plant beds, which all had to be re-leveled. Worst of all, the backhoe bucket gouged the bark of a mature palm tree - an injury that could lead to disease and potentially kill the tree over time.

    Miller Brothers Contracting - septicservices - Updated September 2026

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