Frequently Asked Questions
We provide excavation, demolition, driveway repair, grading, retaining walls, property cleanup, stump grinding, landscaping, and irrigation services throughout Northern Colorado. Most of our projects involve helping homeowners improve, clear, or prepare their property for the next phase of use.
We work throughout Northern Colorado including Loveland, Fort Collins, Greeley, Berthoud, Windsor, and surrounding communities. If you are unsure whether we cover your location, give us a call and we can usually let you know quickly.
Yes. We are fully licensed and insured for the work we perform, and we take safety seriously on every project we handle.
Yes. We provide free estimates so homeowners and property owners can better understand the scope and cost of their project before work begins.
We work on residential and property improvement projects throughout Northern Colorado. That includes homes, acreage properties, driveways, undeveloped land, and outdoor spaces needing cleanup or grading.
We handle foundation excavation, backfill, roadway cutting, land alteration, grading, and general excavation work for both large and small projects. We also help prepare sites for new structures, concrete, pools, and landscaping improvements.
Excavation involves underground utilities, overhead utilities, existing structures, irrigation systems, and shifting soil conditions that can create serious risks if handled incorrectly. We use multiple safety procedures to reduce those risks throughout the project.
Yes. We use practices like “Call Before You Dig,” hydrovac services, standby procedures, and hand digging when necessary to help identify utilities and improve safety before excavation begins.
Yes. We perform grading for building pads, driveways, above-ground pools, hot tubs, concrete installation, drainage correction, and land preparation projects.
We demolish unsafe or unwanted structures and help clear the site afterward so the property is ready for the next project. That includes attached and detached structures throughout Northern Colorado.
The process usually includes deconstruction, demolition, debris preparation, removal, and final cleanup. We also remove salvageable materials during the preparation phase whenever possible.
Yes. Structures generally need to be inspected and permitted before demolition work can begin. We can assist with the permitting process when needed.
Yes. We work with licensed inspectors to identify materials like asbestos, lead, mold, and other hazardous substances before demolition starts.
Poor drainage, standing water, erosion, and repeated weather exposure are some of the biggest causes of driveway deterioration. Over time, potholes, wash boarding, and low spots begin forming if the roadway is not maintained properly.
Driveway grading can include reshaping the roadway, filling potholes, correcting drainage problems, and rebuilding the surface to improve water shedding and stability.
Mild driveway repair usually involves grading and adding material to smooth the surface. Heavy repair may involve cutting the roadway, rebuilding the base, improving drainage, and compacting new surface material.
Yes. We may install culvert piping, chase drains, swales, and other drainage solutions when excessive water is damaging the roadway or surrounding property.
We remove overgrown vegetation, debris piles, broken equipment, unwanted materials, and old vehicles to help property owners regain usable space and improve curb appeal.
Yes. Removing years of debris and overgrowth often opens up large portions of a property that homeowners were no longer actively using.
Yes. We look for recyclable and reusable materials whenever possible during the cleanup process.
Old stumps can create tripping hazards, interfere with maintenance, attract invasive insects, and leave parts of the yard difficult to use or maintain properly.
Yes. We handle stump grinding for stumps of all sizes throughout Northern Colorado.
The leftover mulch can be reused for garden cover or raised beds, or we can remove it from the property if you prefer.
Yes. We remove small to medium-sized trees and also provide stump grinding services to fully finish the job.
We install modular block, boulder, timber, and concrete retaining wall systems depending on the property conditions and project goals.
Retaining walls are commonly used to level steep slopes, create parking areas, improve landscaping, prevent erosion, and protect property from water damage.
We evaluate factors like budget, water presence, access to the area, and the conditions of the property before recommending the right retaining wall solution.
Yes. Properly installed retaining walls and erosion control systems can help stabilize soil and reduce long-term property damage caused by runoff and shifting ground conditions.