Wenatchee’s Trusted Excavation And Site Development Contractor

Homeowners get digging that respects the property around it. Basement cuts, shop pads, retaining wall benches and landscape reshaping, all done with access routes planned so lawns, fences, and drives come through the work intact.

Larger sites call for phasing, and we plan the dig so your business keeps running. Building pads, parking areas and mass excavation move in stages, compacted to the elevations your engineer signed off on.

Footings and stem walls need an exact elevation and undisturbed bearing soil. We dig to the plan, bench into slopes where the ground falls away, and leave a subgrade your concrete crew can build on.

Narrow, straight, and held to depth. Our trenches are cut for footing drains, irrigation, conduit, and buried lines, then bedded and backfilled in lifts so the ground above them stays where you put it.

Raw acreage becomes a buildable site through layout, cut and fill, pad construction and drainage planning. We sequence the earthwork so utilities, foundations, and access all land where the plans say they should.

Trees, brush, stumps, and old orchard rows come out so the land underneath is usable again. Roots are grubbed, debris is hauled or piled, and the trees you want kept stay standing and undamaged.

Uneven ground gets shaped until water runs off it and flat areas actually sit flat. Rough and finish grading, slope correction, terracing on hillside lots, and low spots filled and compacted so ponding stops.

New driveways start below the surface. We cut the path, prepare the subgrade, lay fabric and base rock, then crown the surface and set culverts so runoff leaves instead of pooling in the wheel tracks.

Access roads are built in layers, not poured out of a truck. Corridor clearing, subgrade preparation, base courses compacted in lifts, ditching, and culverts give a road that carries loaded trucks year after year.

Shared driveways and easement roads reach the properties public roads never will. We build rural access with turnarounds sized for fire apparatus, gated approaches, and switchbacks that make steep ground drivable.

Existing roads get reshaped rather than rebuilt. Blading restores crown and cross slope, benching cuts widen narrow stretches, and ditches are reopened so the surface sheds water instead of holding it.

Potholes, ruts, washboard, and spring washouts all trace back to drainage or a failing base. We fix the surface and the cause together, regraveling, replacing crushed culverts and rebuilding eroded shoulders.

Buried lines are located, planned, and separated before a bucket touches the ground. We trench, bed, sleeve, and backfill for water, sewer, power, and drainage, then restore the surface we opened.

Supply lines from a meter or a well need depth, bedding, and protection from rock. We install service lines below the freeze line with tracer wire and sleeves under drives, then pressure test before backfilling.

Gravity does the work only if the fall is right. Laterals are laid on consistent grade with correct bedding and haunching, cleanouts placed for access, and connections made cleanly at the main or the tank.

Power reaches shops, wells, and outbuildings through trenches we dig to spec. Conduit and sweeps are set on sand bedding with warning tape above, separated from other utilities and ready for your electrician and the utility inspector.

A new home needs its septic located before the house is staked. Working from the approved design, we install tank and drain field in step with the build and keep equipment off the disposal area.

Tanks are set level on compacted bedding, baffles, and effluent filters go in, risers come to grade for easy service, and pumps or distribution boxes are wired and tested before the ground closes over them.

Water that has nowhere to go finds your foundation. French drains, curtain drains, catch basins, downspout lines, swales, and dry wells move runoff away from buildings and off slopes before it does damage.

Sometimes the dig is the whole job. We open tank holes to a level bearing surface, cut drain field trenches to grade, and uncover lids or failed lines for pumping, inspection, and repair crews.

Effluent disposal depends on level trenches and clean rock. Drain rock or chambers, perforated pipe set on grade, filter fabric and pressure laterals go in to the approved design, then stay protected from traffic.

Surfacing effluent, backups, and soggy ground mean a system has reached its end. We work with your designer, decommission the old tank, and install the replacement with the yard and daily household use in mind.