Klies Boy’s Construction LLC

07/24/2026

Customer had a sinkhole appear in their yard turned out a rusty metal. Culver was the culprit. Luckily it was two solid steel pipes on each end. We was able to get a 45 and a 20 foot stick of double wall pipe and get them fixed back up call today 740-260-0438.

07/08/2026

Some French drains we put in for a customer that had water entering his basement wall an garage. Call or text today 740-260-0438!

07/07/2026

Here’s a little project we got prepped for Concrete! Call today 740-260-0438

06/27/2026

Here’s a little mixed bag project we recently completed in Belmont! We installed French drains around the garage to help with drainage issues. The fence was also falling over, so we dug out the posts, added bracing, and poured Quikrete around them to secure everything back in place.

We also transformed a small dirt area into a nice patio space and built a retaining wall to keep the dirt from washing or falling in.

Call Klies Boys Construction today for your next project! 740-260-0438

06/20/2026

Another one bites the dust! We installed a 1,000-gallon concrete septic tank, delivered by Everly’s out of Wheeling. This system is naturally flowing into three 68-foot chamber runs.

Call today! 740-260-0438

06/18/2026

This customer had an old septic tank that had collapsed. We obtained an abatement permit, had the tank properly pumped out, collapsed the remaining lid, and safely filled the area with clean fill dirt. If you have an old or unsafe septic tank on your property, give us a call today! 740-260-0438!

06/07/2026

06/07/2026

Here’s a little project we did for Jeff Drennen Chevrolet in Zanesville. We peeled off the topsoil, laid down fabric, installed a layer of crush and run, and topped it off with state-approved #57 stone. Turned out great! Call today 740-260-0438!

06/06/2026

ATL system install

06/06/2026

Call today! 740-260-0438!

Here’s a mechanical septic system we recently installed. When we performed the soil sample, we discovered bedrock only 24 inches below grade. We sent the report to Infiltrator, and they designed this ATL system for the property.

Because the system had to be installed above grade, a pump was required in the pump tank to move the effluent up to the leach field system.

The first tank is a 2,000-gallon two-compartment septic tank that holds the solids. The second tank is a 1,160-gallon pump tank that holds the effluent before it is pumped to the system.

From there, the effluent flows into the distribution box (D-box) and then into the ATL system, which measures approximately 168 feet long by 11 feet wide. The ATL tubes are installed over 6 inches of sand, then covered with additional sand and topsoil to complete the installation.

If you need a septic system installed or replaced, give us a call today at 740-260-0438!