Subgrade to finish.
Seven kinds of work, one crew. Scroll down through the job the way it gets built, from the dirt up.
Excavation, sub-grade & site prep
Every job starts in the dirt. We dig it, shape it and get the sub-grade right, because everything we build sits on top of it.
- Excavation for pads, basements and shop sites
- Sub-grade work and grading
- Site prep before concrete or a building goes in
- Grade checked with a laser
Utility installation
Water, sewer and power go in the ground before the slab goes over them. Done by the same crew, nobody has to dig up your new concrete later.
- Water lines
- Sewer lines
- Power lines
- Lines placed to meet the slab and building plan
Foundations & concrete
Foundations, shop and building slabs, and flatwork that's power-troweled smooth. Stamped and decorative concrete too, raised patios included.
- Foundations
- Shop and building slabs
- Power-troweled flatwork
- Stamped and decorative concrete, including raised patios
Shop & building construction
Metal or wood shops, start to finish. Foundation, building, electrical, insulation, heating and more, without handing you off to another outfit.
- Metal shops
- Wood shops
- Electrical, insulation and heating
- Foundation and slab by the same crew
Roads & driveways
The way in matters as much as the building. We put in roads and driveways, and the ground work underneath them.
- Driveways
- Roads
- Ground work and base underneath
Finish work
The last stretch of the job, handled by the people who started it.
- Finishing out the shops we build
- Decorative concrete finishes
- Ask Pete about the rest of your list
In-ground trampolines
Same dirt crew, smaller hole. We dig, set the retaining wall and install the trampoline so it sits level with the lawn.
- Dig and level the hole
- Set the retaining wall
- Install the trampoline
- Clean up the yard around it
