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New Construction. Builder left pit/run backfill as finish grade for yard. Picked rocks w/rock rake. Minimized top-soil hauling to 45 tons (3 truck loads) to cover 2+ acres. Dialed in finish grade. Fencing/Sprinklers and repaired grade to prep for hydroseed in back yard and sod in front yard.

This customer needed space for their growing plumbing business. We took their lot from weed-covered to flat & level with a sustainable parking lot for their commercial operations.

This customer contacted us to excavate the foundation for their new commercial (steel) building. We excavated and prepared the lot for the foundation. We also were contracted to hook-up sewer and water, as well as ditching and installing conduit for fiber and power.

The owner of this property called us to install a new well on his property (due to the slope of the mountainous terrain, required excavating a pad for the driller to be able to setup his machine), tie into the line coming through the foundation, cap and drain the line running down to the neighbor’s well and then repair the driveway, leaving the well-pad for future development (instead of putting it back to native).

This project required careful planning to close a public street,  excavate down 9+ feet and install a new sewer and water line.

Demolishing the old stone-foundation building Cleaning out and re-shaping ditches Cleaning growth from inside ditch and ditch banks Removing sucker-growth from ...

Excavated test-hole for septic permitting. Arranged with local resources for inspection.

A large and very complex dig with over 2500 cubic yards of excavation! This build was on an undeveloped lot. It required building a construction road and clearing the building site of hundreds of large trees. The build-site was on a heavily-sloped mountain, meaning the back side of the excavation was nearly 20-feet deep!

Customer wanted to erect a 40′ x 60′ pole barn. We discovered there was basalt/lava flow just under the topsoil, which required a large excavator with a hydraulic hammer. We excavated the pier/caission footprint and then backfilled with compacted roadbase. We completed the project by adding 6″ of compacted road base for the building pad.

This project required us to relocate the water meter and fiber to make room for the parking lot. We removed the 2″ meter pit and replaced with a 1″ line for irrigation.