Site Work & Dirt Work

Getting equipment to the job

Half the site work we do is just making the rest of the job possible. A road in that a loaded truck can use. A turnaround at the end of it. A laydown area where material can sit without sinking. A culvert under the low spot so the drive doesn't wash out the first week.

Drainage, which is most of it

Nearly every dirt problem out here is a water problem wearing a disguise. Standing water in a yard, a driveway that gullies every storm, a shop that takes water across the slab, a field that stays too wet to work — all of it comes back to where the water goes and how fast.

Ditching, French drains, swales, culvert sets, regrading a yard so the fall runs away from the house. Fix the water and most of the rest stops happening.

Finish grade

Rough grade is where the dirt ends up. Finish grade is where it's supposed to be. We pull the site back to plan, feather the edges into existing ground so it doesn't look like a scar, and leave it ready for seed, gravel, or concrete.