Removing soil and construction debris requires heavy equipment and proper disposal planning. We handle the logistics of loading, hauling, and disposing of materials so your site is clear for the next phase of construction. Providing a geotech report upfront helps us identify any hazardous or unstable soils that require special handling. We manage the entire dirt work package, ensuring that your lot meets all grading specifications before the foundation crew arrives. Clear communication during this phase prevents costly delays.

Site demolition is the first step in a successful build. Delays in clearing the lot cascade into foundation and framing setbacks. We work directly with developers and general contractors to establish firm timelines for soil removal and land clearing. Once the debris is removed, we can also manage utilities and drainage system trenching to keep the project moving forward. By handling the full earthworks scope, we reduce the number of contractors you need to manage during the early stages of development.

Before we can provide a serious number on pile, shoring, or heavy retaining work, we need to see your geotech report. This document tells us exactly what is happening beneath the surface, allowing us to plan the safest and most effective demolition approach. We are the installer, not the design engineer, so we rely on stamped drawings to execute the work correctly. If you are in the early stages and do not have an engineer yet, we can recommend a Washington-licensed firm.