We Do It All

Land Clearing

Before you can begin any construction project, the land has to be altered in such a fashion as to make it suitable to build on. The first step in this process involves the removal of trees, shrubs, brush, and other items (such as existing structures) so the underlying land can then be exposed. We have a fleet of equipment and talented team members that are able to tackle any size job, whether for commercial land clearing or residential home development.

Building Pads

Now that the land has been cleared and ready for development, the next step in the process is the build pad which provides the foundation for a new structure such as a house. Our skilled loader operators take the time required to ensure the highest quality pad is constructed with the proper amount of dirt either being imported or exported. How sound is a house with a bad foundation after all?

Safety Grade

The next step in the grading process is the stucco grade. Once the house pad has been completed and poured with concrete, the foundation needs to be blocked (off, or with dirt?). After all the other sub-contractors are finished with their work, our staff will come back through the site to ensure the lot is clean of stucco and any other concrete related debris that are left behind.

Rough Grade

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Final Grade

When the rough grade has been completed, the last phase of the process can now begin and is known as the final grade. This is where our team determines where and how the water is going to drain off of the lot. Additionally, this stage will level and smooth out the surface to get it ready for planting, seeding, driveways, walkways, or other work that will follow. This step may also include adding topsoil in areas where plants will be placed due to the compacting of dirt from the heavy equipment used in the rough grading.