Leonardo Excavation
Meet the owner

You'll work directly with Luke.

Leonardo Excavation is family-owned and owner-operated. Over 20 years in excavation and forestry construction, and 10 years installing septic systems — on your job, not a salesperson's clipboard.

Luke and Cassie Leonardo, owners of Leonardo Excavation

Leonardo Excavation is a Central Oregon family business. What started with a background in forestry and construction grew, over two decades and a few changes of shingle, into a family-run company built on a simple idea: do solid work, quote a straight price, and leave the property better than you found it.

Because Luke is owner-operator, the person who quotes your job is the person who does it. That’s why the communication stays clear from start to finish, the permits get handled without drama, and the work gets done like it’s his own property — because his name is on it.

From septic installs on high-groundwater lots in La Pine to site prep on wooded acreage near Bend and drain fields down in Klamath County, we’ve seen what Central Oregon ground throws at a project — and we know how to get it approved and built.

What we stand on.

Owner-operated

You work with Luke — not a call center or a subcontractor you never met.

Straightforward pricing

A clear written estimate. No hidden fees, no games.

Family values

We treat customers like family. A lot of them call us back.

Local expertise

Two decades reading Central Oregon soil, seasons, and permits.

How it works

Five steps, no surprises.

  1. 1

    You reach out

    Phone, text, or the form. Tell us what you're planning.

  2. 2

    Free site visit

    Luke walks the job with you and reads the ground.

  3. 3

    Fair price, in writing

    A clear, straightforward written estimate up front.

  4. 4

    We permit it

    City, county, or state permit — handled for you.

  5. 5

    Done & clean

    Finished on time, property left tidy.

Fully licensed & insured

CCB #239305 · SDS (DEQ) #39106 · PB #3128

CCB Lead-Based Paint Renovation #LBPR239305 · ODOT MCTD #240007 · USDOT #3210141

Oregon now issues the septic license as an SDS (Sewage Disposal Service) license — most people still call it the DEQ license. Same credential, new name.

Ready for a straight price?

Free on-site visit. Luke follows up within one business day.

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