Site Work
Full site prep for new pavement — clearing, excavation, grading and drainage.
Site prep, start to finish
We clear the area, dig out soft and organic material, grade it so water runs off, build the aggregate base and tie in drainage — everything that has to happen before new pavement goes down.
We take new sites from raw dirt to finished — a home driveway, an HOA road, a church lot, a warehouse pad — and we own the equipment and run the crews, so the dirt work and the paving stay coordinated instead of handed off.
- Clearing and stripping unstable material
- Excavation and cut-and-fill to depth
- Grading so water sheds off
- Compacted aggregate base
- Drainage built in
- Ready to pave
Homes and businesses
- Homeowners & driveways
- HOAs & communities
- Churches
- Retail & shopping centers
- Offices & business parks
- Apartments & multifamily
- Warehouses & industrial
- Parking lots of all sizes
Common questions
What's included in site work?
Clearing, excavation, grading, the aggregate base and drainage — the full site prep that gets raw or torn-up ground ready for new pavement. We do as much or as little of it as the job needs.
Do you handle drainage and water that pools?
Yes. Drainage is built into the grade, not added after. We shape the area so water sheds off instead of collecting, and we correct the low spots that flood or hold water. Standing water is one of the fastest ways to wreck pavement, so we make sure it has a path away.
Can you take a new site from dirt to finished?
Yes. We clear, excavate, grade, build the base, and pave — raw ground to a finished surface. We own the equipment and run the crews, so the earthwork and the paving stay coordinated instead of handed off.