We own the excavator and the skid steer. That means no subcontractor markup, no waiting on somebody else's schedule, and one company responsible when the water still stands after the job.
Tell us what you are building. We answer within 24 hours.
Site work is the least visible money you will spend and the most expensive to fix later. A pad that was not compacted shows up as a cracked slab. A lot that was graded to the eye instead of to a fall shows up as water against your foundation the first hard Upstate rain.
Tell us what you are building. We answer within 24 hours.
Spartanburg County sits on red clay. Clay does not drain, it holds, and then it moves. Half the drainage calls we take are on houses where the original builder graded flat because flat looked finished, and now there is standing water eighteen inches off a crawl space vent.
The fix is almost never one thing. It is usually regrading a fall away from the structure, then giving the water somewhere to go once it is moving. We will tell you which part of that your job actually needs instead of selling you a French drain by default.
If a grading quote does not mention where the water goes, it is not a grading quote. Moving dirt is easy. Deciding where the water ends up, and whether that is legal and neighborly, is the part you are paying for.
No. We own the equipment and run it. That is why we can start when we say we will.
Usually yes, sometimes partly. We come look before quoting, because the answer changes completely depending on where the water is coming from and where there is somewhere for it to go.
Yes. Walk it with us before you close if you can. Access and fall are the two things that make a cheap lot expensive, and both are visible on a walk.
Yes, haul off is quoted with the job.
Our own equipment, our own crew, and a written scope that says where the water goes. Licensed, insured and BBB accredited.
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