Licensing

One of our goals here at Ryan's Excavating is to provide you, the customer, with a level of service greater than what you expect and a level of confidence that you will find hard to match elsewhere.

To meet those two goals we have dedicated ourselves to obtaining and maintaining the proper licenses and certifications that allow us to lawfully perform your excavating related projects while giving you peace of mind knowing the work is being done by qualified professionals. We continue to pursue new and more comprehensive licensing and we are committed to continuing education to ensure you are getting the best that the industry has to offer.

Michigan Department of Labor & Economic Growth

State of Michigan
Dept. of Labor & Economic Growth
P.O. Box 30018
Lansing, MI 48909-7518

The following is a small list of some of the trades covered under the Michigan Residential Builder's License. This list is by no means all-inclusive or exhaustive.

• Basement waterproofing
• Carpentry
• Concrete
• Demolition
• Excavation
• Gutters, downspouts
• Insulation
• Masonry
• Painting, decorating
• Roofing
• Siding

Any contractor or individual not working as employees of a licensed Michigan Residential Builder is required to have their own Residential Builder's License. You can check if an individual or a corporation is licensed by the State of Michigan to lawfully perform these vocations at the Department of Labor & Economic Growth's web site. You can also check to see if there have been any complaints filed against an individual or a company as well as any disciplinary actions taken.

Dickinson-Iron District Health Department

Dickinson-Iron District Health Department
818 Pyle Drive
Kingsford, MI 49802
Phone: (906) 774-1868

601 Washington Ave
Iron River, MI 49935
Phone: (906) 265-9913

As dictated by the Superior Environmental Health Code, Section 5.15

All sewage system installers shall be licensed by the department. No person shall install, alter, or repair a sewage system unless they are a licensed sewage system installer or unless they qualify for the exception in Section 5.18.

Additional information on septic systems and permit applications can be found on the Health Department's Web Site. http://www.didhd.org/sewagedisposal.php