Excavation and Grading Services

Can excavation include building-pad preparation?

Yes. Building-pad preparation, cut and fill, subgrade preparation and compaction are existing service scopes. Send the pad dimensions, planned elevations and applicable specifications so the requested work can be priced clearly.

What is the difference between rough and fine grading?

Rough grading establishes the broader elevations and shape of the site. Fine grading refines the surface to the specified grade before the next construction phase. The needed finish depends on the plans and intended surface.

Can material stay on the property?

On-site placement and relocation, material import and off-site haul-off are available scopes. Whether material can be balanced on site depends on quantities, placement space and the project requirements; identify those constraints before pricing.

• Commercial sitework — When earthwork is part of a broader development package.
• Ponds and lakes — For basin excavation, cleanout and pond-repair scopes.
• Roads and aggregate — When the graded surface will become a road or aggregate area.

Project in Bowie or Decatur? Review local project-planning details, then send the site location with your scope.

• Commercial Sitework

  Site clearing, mass excavation, cut and fill, building pads, subgrade preparation, compaction, aggregate placement, drainage construction, and final grading for commercial and development projects.

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• Storm Drainage

  Storm pipe, HDPE, RCP, culverts, curb inlets, area inlets, junction structures, drainage channels, detention facilities, outfalls, and erosion protection.

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• Trucking and Material Hauling

  Aggregate delivery, dirt hauling, spoils removal, demolition-debris hauling, rock delivery, material export, material import, and jobsite trucking support.

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