Service 03
Civil & Site Development
Grading, utilities, drainage, and site preparation.
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Grading, excavation, underground utilities, storm drainage, retaining walls, and paving.
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This is the work nobody sees and everybody pays for. Soil that behaves differently than the report suggested. Utilities that are not where the plans put them. Drainage the agency will not accept. These are the conditions that quietly reset budgets before a building is out of the ground.
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We self-perform this scope. That means the site is understood by the same company that will build on it, and the risk stays in one place instead of moving between parties while the schedule runs. We take civil work as a standalone scope as well as part of a full build.
What’s included
- Grading and excavation
- Underground utilities
- Storm drainage
- Retaining walls
- Paving and flatwork
- Standalone civil packages
In depth
Precision earthwork
Grading runs GPS-guided for cut-and-fill precision, which reduces over-excavation and the haul-off that follows it. Where a project warrants it, subgrade and stormwater systems are instrumented for moisture, settlement, and runoff, so drainage performance is measured data rather than a question answered by the first heavy rain.
Water on site
Stormwater is engineered as infrastructure rather than an afterthought: detention, treatment, and bioswales that manage major storm events without runoff contamination, and permeable paving that keeps water on the site rather than exporting the problem downstream. Low-impact earthwork, recycled aggregates where specification allows, and soil conservation protocols run on every site, enforced by our own crews rather than requested of someone else's.
We self-perform the ground: the scopes that set the schedule and carry the most carbon.
Start a project
Send us the site.
We'll tell you what's underneath it, what it will take to prepare, and where the schedule risk actually sits.
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