Excavating services are construction-related services which include digging, earthwork, earthmoving, land-clearing, and/or soil-removal services. These tasks are required to prepare a site for construction or underground activities.
Land clearing may have been done by the homeowner back in the day, but today there are experienced professionals to do the dirty work. Depending on the condition of the land and what needs to be done, large excavators may be needed to get the job done. At the very least, it is a time-consuming job for a property owner to do. At the very worst, it is a highly-dangerous job which truly should be left to the professionals who have the equipment and the skill to do the job safely and properly.
Building pads means the area occupied by a building or buildings on a building site, including the open area contiguous to and surrounding such buildings and having a slope not greater than is permitted
Driveway excavation can involve the removal of shrubs, trees, grasses, and rocks to establish a leveled driveway. Proper drainage is also highly considered. It requires a very precise cut and fills to establish the appropriate grade for the driveway pavers to lay.
Anyone with a shovel and a whole lot of determination can dig a pond, right?
Although that statement is essentially true, if the goal is to dig a functioning, pleasing, well-constructed pond, that statement loses some of its glitter. To do the job correctly, to dig a pond which will be a showcase for decades, the services of a professional excavator are needed.
Demolition generally refers to the removal of a building in preparation for rebuilding or otherwise using the site on which the building is located. It can also refer to removing portions of a building, such as during a renovation. A company that handles demolition & excavation typically handles only building demolition, from houses and one- or two-story buildings up through large projects.
Digging ponds and filling them with water is one thing; proper pond maintenance is quite another thing altogether, and it requires professional skills and an understanding of the pond structure to do it properly.