Septic systems
New systems for home sites and replacements for older ones, designed for the ground near the creek and river. See septic systems.
Handy's Construction works in Lolo, at the junction of US-93 and US-12 where Lolo Creek meets the Bitterroot River. One owner-run crew handles excavation, septic systems, foundations, custom homes, shops and remodels, from creek-bottom lots to hillside home sites, with free on-site estimates.
Handy's Construction is a licensed and insured Montana general contractor based in Missoula, owner-operated by Tyler Handy and serving Missoula, Ravalli, Mineral and Lake Counties.
Yes. Handy's Construction works throughout Lolo, a short drive south of its Missoula base on US-93. The crew digs and grades sites, installs septic systems, pours foundations and slabs, builds custom homes, shops and garages, remodels, and handles demolition in Lolo, with a free on-site estimate from owner Tyler Handy.
Lolo sits at the mouth of the Lolo Creek drainage, where US-12 heads west toward Lolo Pass and the Idaho line and US-93 runs south into the Bitterroot Valley. The town spreads out from that junction: neighborhoods and older homes near the highways, lots along Lolo Creek and the Bitterroot River, and newer home sites climbing the hillsides and up the creek toward the pass.
Each of those settings asks for something different. Near the creek and the river, the ground is often gravel and cobble, and groundwater can come up in spring, so drainage, foundation depth and septic design come first. Up the hillsides, the job is cutting a driveway and a level pad, dealing with rock, and planning retaining. Out along US-12, lots get more rural, with wells, septic systems and room for a shop or barn.
Because Lolo is growing but still outside a city, a lot of projects combine several trades: a septic system and a foundation for a new house, a shop with its own pad and slab, or an addition on an older home near town. Handy's Construction does the dirt work and the building with the same crew and its own equipment, so those pieces are planned together instead of passed between companies.
New systems for home sites and replacements for older ones, designed for the ground near the creek and river. See septic systems.
Homes built from the foundation up on hillside and rural lots. See custom home building.
Cuts, fill, gravel drives and level building pads on sloped ground. See excavation & site prep.
Detached shops and garages with the slab poured by the same crew. See pole buildings & shops.
Handy's Construction checks three things on every Lolo site visit.
All eight. For anyone searching for septic installation near me in Lolo, these three cover most projects.

Septic tank and drain field installation and replacement for rural homes.

Custom homes and cabins built from the foundation up in western Montana.

Clearing, grading, basement digs, trenching and driveways for build sites.
Yes. Handy's Construction is based in Missoula, just north of Lolo on US-93, and works throughout the Lolo area. Call (406) 491-6141 and owner Tyler Handy will set up a free site visit.
Often, yes. Ground near Lolo Creek and the Bitterroot River can see high groundwater in spring, which affects foundation depth, drainage and how a septic system is designed. Handy's Construction checks the site first and plans the septic system and foundation around it.
Lolo is an unincorporated community in Missoula County, so building work generally goes through Missoula County and septic permits through the Missoula City-County Health Department. Handy's Construction lines up the permit steps before work starts.
Call Handy's Construction at (406) 491-6141 or send the form, and Tyler will set a time to see your Lolo property.