York County · Maine

ADUs and site work in Lebanon, ME

Lebanon is a large, spread-out York County town on the Salmon Falls River at the New Hampshire line. Langone Site Services builds turn-key ADUs there and handles excavation, site work and septic. Models run from $147,000 to $388,000, and Maine septic design starts at $700. Call (978) 987-0089.

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ZIP code
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Local rules

What Lebanon actually allows.

Lebanon follows LD 2003, and the district still decides the footprint. Shoreland rules sit 250 feet back from the Salmon Falls River and the ponds in town. The ordinance gets read against your parcel before a price goes on the site work.

The lot in Lebanon.

Lebanon is a York County town along the Salmon Falls River at the New Hampshire line, with Rochester and Milton on the far bank. Parcels here are large and spread out, and a Lebanon lot is more often on a private well and a septic system than on a town main. Maine LD 2003, 30-A MRSA 4364-B, keeps an ADU path open on a lot with a single-family, two- or three-unit home.

Setbacks

Setbacks in Lebanon.

Lebanon setbacks change between the river side of town and the open parcels inland. We'll pull the zone before anything gets staked.

On the ground

The dirt work behind a Lebanon build.

ADUs in Lebanon

Room is the thing a Lebanon parcel usually has. The Shapleigh is 800 sq ft with two bedrooms. The Spruce is 882 sq ft over two stories. The Ossipee is 1,049 sq ft with a 2-car garage, and that one needs the town to allow the size. A second unit for family on the same land is the usual reason people call.

Price a Lebanon ADU

Excavation in Lebanon

A long drive, a well and a leach field are usually one scope out here. Ground toward the Salmon Falls River slopes, so the drainage gets planned with the pad instead of after it.

Excavation

Septic in Lebanon

Lebanon runs on private wells and leach fields far more often than on a town main. The Maine design fee starts at $700 and a conventional system starts at $18,000 once the test pit is in.

Septic installation

Site work in Lebanon

Lebanon site work is long rural driveways and drainage on the slope that runs down toward the Salmon Falls River.

Site work
Nearby

Towns we work either side of Lebanon.

Every town we cover is listed on the service area page.

Start here

Send us the address in Lebanon.

We will read the ordinance against your parcel, look at what the ground will take for septic and access, and come back to you with a figure rather than a range.

Quick quote

Name, and a phone or email so we can reply.

FAQ

Straight answers.

Who builds ADUs in Lebanon, Maine?
Langone Site Services builds turn-key ADUs in Lebanon. The Shapleigh is $252,000 for 800 sq ft and two bedrooms. The Spruce is $290,000 for 882 sq ft over two stories. The Ossipee is $388,000 for 1,049 sq ft with a 2-car garage, and that one needs a town that allows the size.
Do you do excavation in Lebanon?
Yes. The long driveway, the pad and the trench on a Lebanon parcel are usually one job rather than three visits. Phone (978) 987-0089 and we will talk through the access.
Do you install septic systems in Lebanon?
Yes, and in Lebanon it is the normal case rather than the exception. Design starts at $700 and a conventional system starts at $18,000, with the slope toward the river read before the field is laid out.
Do you build custom homes in Lebanon?
Yes. A custom Lebanon house starts at $325 per sq ft with land extra. Well, septic and drive come in on the same contract as the house.
Are ADUs allowed in Lebanon?
Lebanon still has to allow at least one ADU on a lot with a single-family, two- or three-unit home under LD 2003. A big parcel does not skip the setback or the septic sizing, and the ordinance gets read on the consult.
How do I get a quote in Lebanon?
A Lebanon quote starts with the form or a call on (978) 987-0089. Weekday hours are 7:00 to 6:00, Saturday is 8:00 to 2:00, at 621 Wakefield Road in West Newfield.

Thinking about building in Lebanon?

Tell us how big the parcel is and whether it runs toward the Salmon Falls River. dylan@langonesiteservices.com