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
Saco's housing is mostly newer, with a 1982 median build year, but its older homes sit on the river side of town. Our crews handle septic excavation, foundation digs, and drainage grading on lots where ledge, clay, and high groundwater affect every trench.
Saco, ME
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Saco, ME
Excavating Contractor
Saco's older homes near the river and bluffs often sit on expansive clay that shifts as moisture changes. Foundation and grading work here has to account for that movement before any backfill goes in.
City septic work must follow the state subsurface wastewater rules and the Saco ordinance. A site evaluator's approved HHE-200 form comes before any excavation starts, and the system must pass inspection before backfill.
Many Saco lots are older, with rising spring water that backs up drains. We grade these properties so runoff moves away from foundations and driveways instead of pooling against them.
At a glance
We offer septic system excavation, foundations, drainage grading, and retaining wall construction for Saco properties.
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Serving Saco, ME
Our crew knows Saco, 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 Saco, ME customers about our services, process, and coverage.
Saco requires an approved HHE-200 form from a certified site evaluator before septic construction begins. State rules also require a permit for any new, expanded, or replacement system.
Many older Saco homes sit on expansive clay and near spring-fed water tables. Proper grading directs runoff away from foundations and prevents water from backing up at door thresholds.
Yes. Retaining walls can hold back soil on sloped lots near the river valley, where clay along the bluffs can shift under foundations after heavy rain.
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Phone
(207) 475-2173Hours