Site Work Services

Before any physical work begins:

• Review site plans and engineering drawings

• Conduct soil testing (to understand strength and drainage)

• Establish construction sequencing

• Identify environmental and safety requirements

This ensures the site can safely support what will be built.

The site is precisely measured and marked:

• Property boundaries are confirmed

• Building locations and elevations are staked

• Utility paths and roadways are marked

Accuracy here prevents costly mistakes later.

Underground systems are installed before building:

• Water and sewer lines

• Storm drainage systems

• Electrical, gas, and communications conduits

These are tested and inspected before being covered.

Access and circulation are built:

• Sub-base preparation

• Curbs, sidewalks, and paving

• Parking areas and driveways

These features must meet local standards.

To complete site work:

• Final surface shaping

• Soil stabilization (seeding, mulching, or paving)

• Inspections for code compliance

• Approval to begin building construction

Site work must comply with regulations:

• Grading and excavation permits

• Stormwater and erosion control approvals

• Utility coordination with local providers

• Environmental and zoning compliance

Work usually cannot start without these approvals.

This shapes the land to match the design:

• Cut: Removing soil from high areas

• Fill: Adding and compacting soil in low areas

• Rough grading: Establishes general elevations

• Fine grading: Creates precise slopes and surfaces

Proper compaction is critical for stability.

To control water flow:

• Installation of storm drains, basins, and culverts

• Shaping slopes for runoff

• Temporary or permanent retention systems

Good drainage protects structures and nearby land.

Throughout site work:

• Silt fencing, sediment traps, or stabilization mats

• Dust control measures

• Protection of wetlands or buffer zones

Some controls remain until the site is fully stabilized.