1. Residential Grading: The process of shaping and leveling the ground around a residential property to ensure proper drainage, prevent erosion, and create a stable foundation for construction or landscaping


2. Trenching: The excavation of a narrow and deep channel in the ground, typically for laying utilities such as pipes, cables, or conduits, or for other purposes such as foundation footings.


3. Backfilling: The act of refilling an excavated area, such as a trench or foundation, with soil or other material to restore the ground to its original or desired level.


4. French Drains: A drainage system consisting of a perforated pipe surrounded by gravel or rock, designed to redirect and manage groundwater away from a specific area, preventing water accumulation and potential damage.


5. Driveway Prep: The preparation of the ground surface for the construction or renovation of a driveway, involving activities like grading, compacting, and sometimes the addition of base materials to create a stable and durable surface.


6. Landscape Prep: The preliminary groundwork undertaken to prepare an outdoor area for landscaping, which may include activities such as grading, clearing vegetation, and amending soil for optimal plant growth.


7. Excavation: The process of removing earth or rock from a site, creating a depression or hole, typically for construction purposes, such as foundations, utilities, or landscaping.


8. Topsoil/Sod: Topsoil refers to the upper layer of soil rich in organic matter, used for planting and gardening. Sod, on the other hand, is pre-grown grass with a layer of soil attached, often used for quickly establishing a lawn.


9. Concrete Demolition & Disposal: The dismantling and removal of existing concrete structures, followed by the proper disposal of the debris in accordance with environmental regulations.


10. Concrete Septic Tank Removal: The process of dismantling and extracting a septic tank made of concrete, typically done when replacing or upgrading the septic system. Proper disposal methods are essential due to the potential environmental impact of septic waste.

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