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American Excavation & Site Work

Before anything is built, somebody has to move the earth. Excavation contractors in the network grade lots, dig footings, install drainage and prepare sites so the trades that follow start level.

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What excavation & site work businesses in the network do

Before anything is built, somebody has to move the earth. Excavation contractors in the network grade lots, dig footings, install drainage and prepare sites so the trades that follow start level.

  • Site grading
  • Basement and footing excavation
  • Septic and drainage
  • Demolition
  • Land clearing

Credentials to expect from excavation & site work companies

  • Contractor license where required
  • Utility locate compliance
  • Every excavation & site work applicant provides a state license number or federal EIN before a listing is reviewed. Credential details are checked and never published.

Questions to ask before you hire excavation & site work

  • Who calls for utility locates?
  • Is hauling and disposal included?
  • How is the site left when finished?

List your excavation & site work business

  • Apply through the network application and choose Excavation & Site Work. A plain listing is $200 per six months; the managed, fully optimized listing is $3,600 minimum per six months with a dedicated account manager.

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