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Johnny Suggs came to Las Cruces in 1950. He brought his family and enough money to buy a small pump truck to start his own company. His friendly manner and "making sure he got the job done right" allowed his company to prosper. He saved eough money to buy the very first backhoe ever used in Las Cruces. In 1960 his son Wayne joined him and adopted the "get the job done right" philosopy. Wayne soon became "that guy who can thread a needle with a backhoe" and the business continued to grow.













































Wayne Jr. and Danny became a part of the company by working after school and weekends. They are now the company owners while Wayne Sr. continues to contribute his skills and knowledge in all aspects. You will still see them at job sites working and making sure our quality standards will always live up to Johnny's expectations. 

The wives have added their talents and work skills along the way. Kara works in the office and Kiki manages the business end. Irma, Jennifer, and Christina are in the office to help you as well. 

Along with system installations, we manufacture our own concrete tanks with the help of our valued employees. These men, along with our service truck drivers have all been with us for many years. We continually receive compliments and praise for their work ethic and respect for our customers and their property.

We have seen many septic tank companies come and go over the years here in our area. Johnny's has been here for you in the past, we are here for you now, and we will be here for you in the future, ALWAYS "making sure we get the job done right"!





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Artwork by:
Johnny's great grand-daughter

Dan Suggs installing a tank many years ago
Below:  Johnny stands beside his  first brand new pump truck 1956