Raw ground to
buildable.
Cleared, stripped, graded and accessed — with a drive the concrete truck can actually get up.
Site prep is the whole sequence: get in, clear, strip topsoil, cut the pad, handle the water and leave a site the next trade can work on.
The access road is the part most often underestimated. A site a loaded concrete truck cannot reach is not a prepared site, whatever the pad looks like.
What you get
- Access road built for loaded trucks
- Clearing and stripping, topsoil stockpiled
- Pad cut and compacted to elevation
- Drainage and erosion control in before the pour
- Utility trenching coordinated with the build
How It Runs
What actually happens on site.
- Access firstThe drive goes in early enough for the trades that follow to actually get there.
- Clear and stripVegetation, stumps and root mat out, topsoil stripped and stockpiled.
- Cut the padExcavated and compacted to the elevation the plans call for.
- Water handledDrainage and erosion control before anything is poured.
- Hand over cleanA site the foundation crew can start on.
On the ground
Questions
Asked about this job.
Do you work with our builder?
Yes. Most of our site work is coordinated with a builder's schedule, and getting the access right early is the single thing that saves them the most time.
Free Estimate
Get a price for site prep.
Where it is, how long the drive is, how steep it gets and what it is doing now. We come out, walk it, and give you a real number.
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- One crew from clearing through to the last load of stone
- Drainage designed in, not sold to you afterwards