Beam Excavating, Inc.

02/24/2026

🚨 A-1 Septic Tank Service is Hiring 🚨

We’re looking for another solid Septic Tank Servicer to join our team.

This is steady, year-round work with a respected local company.

🕒 Monday–Friday | 7:30am–3:30pm
💰 Competitive wage + benefit package
🏡 Family-owned. Professional. Established since 1964.

Requirements:
• Class B CDL with Tank endorsement
• Ability to work independently
• Able to lift up to 50 lbs
• Ability to pass a drug test at all times

We’re looking for someone who has a great attitude, works hard, represents the company well, takes pride in doing the job right and shares our history of great integrity!

If that’s you — please contact us right away!

📧 [email protected]

📞 (541) 386-5747

01/28/2026

🚜 Dry January = rare excavation window.

Beam Excavating has immediate availability for jobs normally not possible this time of year, like:

• Septic Tank/Drain field installs or replacements
• Drainage, Grading, Land Clearing, Building Site Prep, Underground Utilities & Road Construction

Get it done before the 🌼Springtime rush🌼

📞 541-386-5747
Beam Excavating, Inc.

12/19/2025

Flooding/ Standing Water issue? We are available to assist with vac services and excavators for RAPID water removal as well as septic pumping. We’re ready to support you!
Beam Excavating, Inc.

541-806-1738 Chad
541-386-5747 Office

12/19/2025

⚠️ Be safe out there! Here is a list of Hood River County road closures this morning 🛑 

Road update from county Public Works:

There are several road closures due to water and debris hazards, including:
• Country Club Road: From Frankton Road to Post Canyon Road
• Barrett Drive: From Country Club Road to Markham Road
• Woodworth Drive: From Allen Drive to Hwy 35
• Hwy 35: From MP 73 to 75.89

The following roads are open but have significant standing water:
• Multnomah Road
• Markham Road
• Methodist Road

Please avoid these areas. Drive with caution and expect delays. Anticipate heavy water and debris in roadways throughout the county. Visit TripCheck.com for current travel advisories.

Sandbags are still available at Hood River County Public Works (918 18th Street).

12/19/2025

ALERT: Odell Sanitary District is reporting stormwater and wastewater spilling into Odell Creek. Avoid contact with the creek and stay out of the water until levels have dropped and it is declared safe.

Follow this page for updates.