Earth, moved.
Excavating & Grading in Butte County
Clearing, cuts and fills, building-pad grading, and bulk earthmoving for homes, commercial sites, and ag ground.
Excavating in Butte County →Butte County
General Engineering.
Serving the entire county since 1999 — excavating, paving, septic, sewer, site work, and concrete.
Butte County
Local. Trusted.
220,000+ residents served.
Home to BC Brown's Chico headquarters and our most active service area. We've worked Butte County properties from the Sacramento Valley floor to the Paradise ridge for over 25 years.
The county seat is Oroville. BC Brown's owner Brandon Brown is a Butte County native and has been working Butte County properties since 1999 — we know the terrain, the soil, the building department, and the contractors at every level.
- Licensed CSLB general engineering contractor
- Certified septic installer (Butte County)
- Fully insured — liability and workers' comp
- Permits handled at the county level
- Free estimates · same-day response
Working in Butte County
BC Brown General Engineering has served Butte County since 1999. Butte County runs from the valley floor at Chico and Gridley up into the Sierra foothills at Paradise, Magalia, and Forest Ranch, with Oroville as the county seat. We bring the same crews, equipment, and standards to every job here, from a single driveway to a full site build.
Butte County covers everything from deep valley clay to foothill decomposed granite. We work all of it, matching the approach to the ground: engineered bases on valley clay, benched cuts in the foothills, and frost-ready work up high.
Butte County is our home county. We pull permits through the Butte County Environmental Health Division when the job calls for it, from septic and grading to encroachment, and handle the inspections so the work closes out clean.
What we build in Butte County
Butte County · Common Questions
Butte County FAQs.
What services does BC Brown offer in Butte County?
Everything a general engineering contractor handles: excavating and grading, asphalt paving, septic systems, sewer tie-ins, site work, and concrete. One contractor, one crew, start to finish.
Do you pull permits in Butte County?
Yes. We pull septic, grading, and encroachment permits through the Butte County Environmental Health Division and coordinate every inspection.
How fast can you get to Butte County?
Butte County is our home county, so estimates are usually scheduled within the week, and Brandon answers the phone directly at (530) 624-2094.
What does Butte County ground mean for my project?
Farm-country soil. It grows almonds and rice for a reason, but it holds water, so pads need to be built up, compacted, and drained. We plan every pour and every paving job around how this clay behaves in January, not just how it looks in July.
Butte County Services
Six core services in Butte County.
From dirt to done — one contractor for every phase of land development and infrastructure.
Driveways that last.
Asphalt Paving in Butte County
Driveways, parking areas, and road work in asphalt, with the base prep that decides whether pavement lasts.
Paving in Butte County →Certified by Butte County.
Septic Systems in Butte County
Engineered septic systems from perc to final inspection: new builds, failed-system replacements, upgrades.
Septic in Butte County →Underground, on schedule.
Sewer Tie-Ins & Underground in Butte County
Laterals, mains, trenching, and storm drain work, with permits pulled and inspections coordinated.
Sewer in Butte County →From raw land to build-ready.
Site Work & Land Clearing in Butte County
Raw land to build-ready. Clearing, pads, compaction testing coordination, and site drainage.
Site Work in Butte County →Built to California code.
Concrete & Flatwork in Butte County
Flatwork that stays flat: driveways, RV pads, slabs, and walks with real sub-base and rebar.
Concrete in Butte County →Working in Butte County?
Call (530) 624-2094 and talk to Brandon directly. Estimates are free, straight, and usually scheduled within the week.
(530) 624-2094