Expert Excavation Services
Specialized Equipment and Expertise
Septic Systems
At J316 Excavation we have installed septic systems as small as 1 bathroom homes to massive commercial systems with multiple tanks, grinder plumps, lift stations, from a conventional system to the most complicated aerobic septic systems.
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Having a great relationship with site evaluators, designated representatives, authorized agents makes the permitting, design, and inspection process flow quickly.
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Planning the correct system is crucial to a system performing and lasting as it should.
Land Clearing
At J316 Excavation, our land clearing services stand as a cornerstone of our extensive portfolio, embodying professionalism, efficiency, and thoroughness. Specializing in transforming overgrown, unusable spaces into ready-to-develop land, our comprehensive approach addresses various aspects of land preparation, including site clearing, brush clearing, and beyond. Employing a strategic combination of advanced techniques and dedicated machinery, we cater to projects of all sizes—from small plots to extensive acreages—across the state.
Demolition
At J316 Excavation, we understand the complexities and critical nature of demolition projects. As one of the leading demolition companies, we are committed to executing every demolition project with the highest degree of safety and precision. Our professional demolition services are designed to methodically dismantle structures, regardless of their size or complexity, while ensuring a streamlined process from planning to debris removal. Our team is equipped with the expertise and equipment necessary to handle your demolition needs efficiently, prioritizing safety, and compliance throughout every phase of the project.
Utility Installation
At J316 Excavation, we specialize in providing top-tier trenching services for a variety of applications, including utilities (both wet and dry), plumbing, electrical work, footers for foundations, and much more. Our comprehensive approach to trenching and utility installation makes us a preferred partner for professionals across industries.
We don’t just dig; we offer a full suite of services that include the use of shoring boxes for safety, sewer taps, internet cable, gas lines, conduit, meticulous backfill, and precise tamping to ensure the stability and integrity of the excavated area.
Our commitment to excellence in every aspect of our trenching services sets us apart as a leading name among trenching companies.
Driveway Installation
At J316 Excavation building your driveway is what we do. If you just need a construction entrance to work to a fully custom concrete driveway with designs in it we gotcha covered.
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Types of driveways we install:
Road base / Caliche , Chip Seal, Asphalt, Gravel, Crush and Run, Concrete and Concrete with Exposed Aggregate.
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Properly scaping and grading out the subgrade prior to installing your driveway is important as well as the proper amount of compaction.
Swimming Pools
At J316 Excavation excavating your new pool is an important process that takes skill and experience. No matter the ground we can handle your swimming pool project. If its sandy loam, black dirt, clay, or lime stone we have experience in every type of soil or rock.
Having the proper equipment is a major factor, from 1000 lb hydraulic hammers, rock saws, buckets with rock teeth, and excavators big enough or small enough for the job we have the proper equipment.
Land Grading
Land grading is among the foremost specialties of J316 Excavation, positioning us as a leader among land grading companies. Our professional land grading services are designed to meticulously prepare your site for any project, ensuring a stable and reliable foundation. Grading your land involves a sophisticated process of leveling the surface; this could mean redistributing dirt from elevated areas to fill in lower-lying regions or, in some cases, importing soil to achieve the desired level. Whether your project requires a flat base or a specific slope, our experts are equipped to meet your needs with precision.
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What does grading your land mean, exactly? At its core, land grading is about sculpting your property’s terrain to suit your project’s requirements. This essential step not only establishes a solid foundation for construction but also plays a crucial role in managing water drainage and preventing potential erosion or flooding issues. Our approach to land grading ensures that your site is optimized for both functionality and longevity.
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Our comprehensive services cover every aspect of land grading. We can handle projects that require a broad, rough grade to large areas setting the initial shape of the land, as well as precision final grading, which fine-tunes the surface for specific needs, such as landscaping or construction. Our team combines technical knowledge with state-of-the-art machinery, enabling us to achieve the exact grade required for your particular project.
Site Work
Planning and preparation: This involves working with architects and engineers to develop a plan for the site work construction, including the layout of the land and the placement of utilities and other infrastructure.
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Obtaining permits and approvals: The owner or project manager must obtain the necessary permits and approvals from local authorities before the site work can begin. This may involve submitting plans and other documents for review, and attending meetings or hearings to discuss the project.
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Clearing and grading the land: The first step in the actual construction work is typically to clear the land of any existing vegetation or debris, and then to grade the land to prepare it for building. This may involve using heavy machinery such as bulldozers and excavators.
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Installing utilities: Once the land has been cleared and graded, the next step is to install the necessary utilities, such as water and electricity. This may involve digging trenches and laying pipes or cables, and connecting them to the existing utility infrastructure.
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Building roads and other infrastructure: Depending on the size and scope of the project, the site work may also involve building roads and other infrastructure, such as sidewalks and retaining walls. This may involve grading the land to create a flat surface for the roads, and then paving or otherwise finishing the surface.
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Completing final preparations: Once all of the above steps have been completed, the site work is considered finished, and the land is ready for the next stage of the building project. This may involve seeding the ground with grass or other vegetation, and completing any final touches to ensure that the site is ready for building.