Excavating contractor
Excavation, grading, and foundation work for homes and lots in York County, Maine.
- Excavation & grading
- Foundations
- Driveway removal
- Septic system excavation
- Retaining wall construction
Arundel sits inland in York County, drained by the Kennebunk River and crossed by Route 1 and Interstate 95. Many lots are wooded, and the town's housing mixes older farmhouses, Cape Cods, and newer subdivision homes.
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Arundel's wetlands and poorly drained soils affect where a septic system can go. Town rules also require new systems to sit above the 100-year flood elevation in mapped flood areas, so site checks come first.
Many Arundel parcels are wooded and set back from the road. Lot clearing and driveway removal often come before any grading, and access for equipment shapes the work plan from the start.
Retaining walls, yard grading, and drainage grading help manage runoff on sloped lots and along the tidal river corridors. Stone driveways suit the rural lanes and newer subdivision entrances around town.
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Serving Arundel
Our crew knows Arundel. We will show up on time, assess the job honestly, and give you a clear written number before asking you to decide anything.
Common questions from Arundel customers about our services, process, and coverage.
Yes. Arundel's land use ordinance requires on-site subsurface waste disposal systems to be located and constructed above the 100-year flood elevation. Check your parcel's flood zone before excavation begins.
Town rules bar septic systems in cluster developments on very poorly or poorly drained soils. Individual lots still require a state-compliant design, so a soil evaluation is needed before digging.
Confirm whether the site is in a resource protection or shoreland zone, since septic systems are prohibited in resource protection areas. Clearing near wetlands or tidal river frontage may also need town review.
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Phone
(207) 475-2173Hours