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
Lebanon is a rural York County town on the New Hampshire line, with woods, farmland, and many ponds. Its dense glacial till soils and shallow ledge make septic design and site grading harder than in coastal towns.
Lebanon, ME
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Lebanon, ME
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Lebanon's soils are mostly dense glacial till that drains slowly, and ledge often sits close to the surface. Boulder fields are common on wooded lots. Our crews plan septic excavation, foundation digs, and retaining walls with those conditions in mind before work begins.
Most Lebanon septic systems require engineered designs because heavier soils slow percolation. We coordinate with licensed site evaluators and designers so installations meet Maine DEP requirements. Work within shoreland setbacks near the town's lakes and ponds can require DEP permits, and we plan around those limits.
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Serving Lebanon, ME
Our crew knows Lebanon, ME. 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 Lebanon, ME customers about our services, process, and coverage.
Ledge can sit close to the surface on many Lebanon lots. Bedrock is often reached around 16 feet down, so crews plan for rock removal on some digs.
Most Lebanon properties require engineered septic designs because dense glacial till slows drainage. We work with licensed site evaluators and designers to meet Maine DEP rules.
Work within shoreland setback distances from the town's lakes and ponds can require Maine DEP permits. We plan project timing and layout around those setback limits.
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