Examples Of Our Work
Hauling
Offering up to 25-ton hauling capacity with our tri-axle dump trucks.
Excavating
The customer requested the installation of a few downspouts connected to a pipe to redirect all roof drainage effectively.
The customer desired a level area for parking their camper. We excavated the bank to create a flat surface, brought in one load of gravel, and evenly spread it.
The customer requested an extension to their driveway with a new garage pad. We removed the topsoil, brought in 11 loads of chert for the garage pad foundation, graded the area, and added 2 loads of topsoil for the slopes. The site is now prepared for concrete, hay, and seeding.
The customer requested an extension to their parking lot. We removed 8 loads of unsuitable material from the site, brought in 4 loads of chert as a base, and topped it with 4 loads of asphalt millings.
The customer experienced water drainage issues, with water flowing over the driveway and eroding the surrounding dirt around the pipe in their yard. We resolved the issue before it could damage the driveway by bringing in 1 load of chert to pack around the pipe and capping it with 1 load of riprap.
The customer required a 50x50 house pad and a 30x40 garage pad. We began by stripping the topsoil, then brought in 12 loads of chert. Additionally, we dug footers and brought in 4 loads of stone to prepare the site for concrete.
The customer required a driveway and a 60x100 barndominium house pad. Our process included cutting out the topsoil, hauling in 29 loads of chert for both the pad and driveway, digging footers, and bringing in 5 loads of 57 stone to fine grade the pad in preparation for concrete and plumbing. Additionally, we applied a dense grade base to the driveway to address any issues with mud.
The customer was experiencing drainage issues, so we regraded their backyard to ensure water would flow away from the house. We left the job site smooth and ready for the customer to lay sod.
Demolition
We tore out the old and cracked concrete sidewalk and driveway to prepare for the new concrete to be poured.