Frequent Questions & Answers

Aaron Deaton grew C&E’s rock delivery business and equipment trucking to the point we thought C&E Trenching as a name didn’t make sense anymore. We started another company called Anchor Hauling in September of 2016.  Unfortunately, we lost Aaron to cancer in April of 2017, but the company he helped to start has continued and C&E refers all of its hauling customers to Anchor.

You can contact Anchor Hauling through our website here.

C&E does do demo work on a case by case basis. Feel free to send us a request for a quote or give us a call to see if we are a good fit for your project.

We do, on occasion, remove orchards of large size. For residential tree removal, please call a tree company like Superior Tree.

Yes! Please call us or send a quote request to our estimating team.

Once you get a repair permit from the health department, we can jump in and give you a quote to fix it.

Unfortunately, No. Our equipment is too large for most yards. We would refer you to a landscape company for that kind of work.

For this service we would refer you to a landscaping company.

Sure! We will need to know how many bedrooms your house will be, the area it is in and what type of system will be required for the lot (ie gravity, pressure distribution, engineered or mound). With that information, we can give you a ball park quote. Just remember that ball parks are big so it won’t be 100% accurate!

Most issues with alarms that are malfunctioning require an electrician to repair, therefore we don’t offer alarm troubleshooting.  

There are some things you can check before calling an electrician:

• Remove the lid from the riser and check the actual level in the tank.
• If your level is too high, you can try running the pump on manual to see if it comes on and pumps down the level.  If it does, most likely you have a float or panel issue and you need to call an electrician.
• If the pump doesn’t work then you may have a bad pump or connection. Again, call an electrician.
• On a new system, often times a low-level alarm will sound until enough water is used to fill the pump chamber. If this is the case, use a hose and fill the pump chamber until the alarm goes off. Don’t turn off the system! This can turn out very bad!

Yes! We pump and maintain septic systems through our division at Ray’s Twilight Septic Service. Contact us or request a septic tank pump via our website here.

One of our core beliefs is that work finds people that have these traits:  A great attitude, a team spirit, teachable, willingness to help people, and enjoyment of working productively.  We are always looking for these kinds of people, so if you believe that you are one of them and would like to be considered to join our team, please click here and send us your info. We would be delighted to meet you.

We actively search out work in about a 1-hour radius from Pasco.  It is very important to us that our team be able to be home most nights with their families.  On occasion, for a long-term customer or for one of our specialized services, we will go beyond this radius.  An example would be to install a perimeter wire for a center pivot irrigation system.

Generally speaking, no.  If your project requires a large amount of dirt moving such as a basement or a larger than normal driveway, we would be interested in talking to you to see if we are a good fit.

We accept cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover.  We would also consider letting you do the dishes! (Just kidding!)