We don't
miss grade.
Commercial sitework for general contractors who are done with scope gaps and surprise change orders. Scope-complete bids. GPS-held grade. One sub from dirt to daylight.
Full civil package, dirt to daylight.
Commercial Excavation
Topsoil strip, mass cut/fill, building pads, footing excavation, clearing, and demolition.
02Site Grading
GPS rough and final grade — pads, parking subgrade, and swales held to the civil plan.
03Underground Utilities
Trenching, bedding, and backfill for sanitary, storm, water, and fire — coordinated off one plan.
04Storm Sewer & Drainage
Mains, structures, detention, and subdrain installed to invert on laser grade.
05Water & Fire Main
City tap to building stub — restrained, tested, and chlorinated before turnover.
06Building Pads & Stone Base
Pads cut to subgrade, proofrolled, and stone placed to the geotech spec in compacted lifts.
Precision wins. Not price.
Every quantity confirmed
Every plan set runs through an AI-assisted estimating system that reads every sheet and flags every gap before pricing. What's in the plans is in the bid. What isn't is a written exclusion.
GPS grade control
Machine-guided grading puts pads, parking, and swales on design elevation the first pass — no re-work, no survey disputes, no schedule slip.
Lean by design
Low overhead and no layers — your PM talks straight to the people running the work. Money big outfits spend on office stays in your budget.
The work speaks.
Shot on our jobsites. No stock photos, no staging.
Led from the field.
Troy Dyer
On site every day, in the seat when it counts. Runs the crew, holds the grade, and keeps the schedule honest.
Brendon Lochert
Builds every estimate, answers every bid question, and stands behind every number. If the scope changes, you hear it from him first.
Straight answers.
Do you bid commercial excavation from civil plans?
Yes. We review civil drawings, geotech reports, bid forms, and scope notes to prepare scope-complete sitework bids — quantities confirmed, exclusions stated in writing.
What areas do you serve?
Fort Wayne, Huntertown, Auburn, New Haven, Columbia City, Kendallville, Angola, Warsaw, Bluffton, Decatur, and Northeast Indiana.
What scopes do you self-perform?
Commercial excavation, mass grading, building pads and stone base, storm sewer, sanitary sewer, water and fire main, footing excavation, and site clearing and demolition.
