Norgeot Inc.

Norgeot Inc. is a small excavation and utility outfit based in Brewster, working the length of Lower Cape Cod. Nate Norgeot started the company in 2019 after ten years in the trade, and the Norgeot family says it has been part of the Cape Cod community since the early 1900s. The calls that define the business are sewer and water hookups -- connecting a house to town water or a new municipal sewer line -- along with the excavation that goes with it: foundations, septic decommissioning, and utility trenching. Across a dozen Google reviews running from 2024 into mid-2026, the same thing keeps coming up: homeowners handing over a project and getting their yard back exactly as they left it. One customer came home from being away during a low-pressure sewer conversion across two adjacent Orleans properties to find permits, excavation, electrical work, old septic decommissioning, and inspections all handled and the property restored to its prior state. Another review describes Nate drilling from the inside out rather than digging a five-foot pit and uprooting shrubs -- the approach a different contractor had proposed -- and landing a final bill that matched the original estimate exactly. A June 2025 commercial sewer hookup, done under town-required engineering oversight, drew the same praise for landing on schedule and on budget with everyone involved satisfied. The pattern holds across smaller residential jobs too: a corroded water pipe swap on Millstone Rd, a water-main relocation done while the homeowner was on vacation with barely a trace left behind, and several straightforward town-water connections in Orleans and Brewster where reviewers single out clear communication and pricing that held up. Multiple reviewers mention scheduling around their own trips or life events -- a family expecting a baby, owners away from the property -- and having the work finish cleanly without them needing to be there. There's no third-party review history yet beyond Google, and no BBB or license record turned up to weigh against it, so this read leans entirely on a dozen consistent, specific accounts rather than a longer public track record. For lower-Cape homeowners facing a sewer or water connection, septic decommissioning, or general excavation work, that concentrated record is a reasonable basis to call -- confirm current scheduling directly, since it's a small, owner-led crew.