CTS Construction-Excavation, Inc.

While it’s easy to concentrate on the septic tank in a septic system, a properly run drain field is just as important. An excavation expert can help make sure all of your pipes are properly run, so you can count on the system draining properly.

We have plenty of experience clearing sites for construction projects. We can remove trees, tree stumps, and concrete from your site so that it is ready for a foundation or other work.

Not sure exactly what kind of excavation you need? You don’t have to worry. An excavation expert can go over your whole project with you, and recommend the right kind of excavations and equipment to make sure the job matches your specs perfectly.

Excavation typically requires the use of heavy equipment. This can include everything from bulldozers to compactors and drills. These can be used to extract dirt from construction areas, but also for utility digging, grading, and the like.

There are many ways to do any excavating job- but experts know the best and safest ways. Why not ask them to offer you an estimate for the job you have in mind and see what they may be able to offer?

Our heavy equipment operators are skilled in handling jobs with limited room, such as sewerage or water line repairs in big cities where the goal is disrupting as little traffic as possible.

Have you thought about the possibility of finding rental equipment to use, or the difficulty it might pose to learn to use it? Why not hire someone who already has the know how? A professional excavator can help.

The size of the dump truck needed for dirt removal depends on the location of the project and the amount of material to move. For extremely large projects, off-road haul trucks work best although, as their name indicates, they are limited to on-site only work.

When preparing a bid, we need to know all about the jobsite and the materials we need to have on hand to perform the work safely. To obtain this information, we conduct site studies, make observations, and test borings to obtain all the appropriate information.

When your project requires environmental remediation, safe excavation and removal of contaminated soils and other materials is required by the Environmental Protection Agency. Failure to comply can result in severe penalties.

A handy person may be able to rent the necessary equipment to do a heavy excavating job, but even the handiest person who hasn’t been trained to use the equipment will be slower, which can cost you a considerable amount of money.

When you decide to add a basement to your home, it’s understandably a massive undertaking. Let’s talk about the best way to excavate the site without causing any structural damage to your home.

If your septic system fails, needs repair, or the tank needs to be removed, safe excavation and restoration of the site is vital. Using an excavation company knowledgeable in safe extraction and compliance with EPA regulations eliminates problems down the line.