Toner's Excavating.

Recent Spokane County permits on the licence are mostly manufactured home placements, in Newport, Deer Park, Chattaroy, Mead and Spokane, along with a residential sewer permit. Public work fills out the picture: prevailing-wage jobs from 2012 through 2024 for Spokane Transit Authority, Riverside, Deer Park and Mary Walker school districts, Spokane County Fire District 4, the Spokane Conservation District, the state Department of Corrections and the City of Colville, usually as prime contractor. The state lists Kenneth Toner and Randy Toner as principals since 1980, and the company also advertises septic tank manufacturing. Toner's suits a rural lot that needs the ground made ready: a new septic system or a failed one replaced, a pad and trench work for a manufactured home, or gravel hauled in for a driveway. Service runs through Stevens, Pend Oreille and Ferry counties as well as Spokane County. Work tends to come through referrals and repeat customers. Anyone needing framing or a finished house built should look to a builder; this is dirt, septic and materials work. Most of this work needs a permit. In Spokane County, a new or repaired septic system goes through the health district for design and inspection before it's covered, and manufactured home placement needs its own building permit covering the foundation and setup. Sewer connections and larger grading jobs are permitted too. Expect the contractor to pull these, since the inspector checks the trench, tank and pad while they're open, and a job done without one can complicate a later sale or a loan on a rural property.