Industrial & Commercial Sitework
Site clearing, building pads, grading and demolition — everything that has to happen before anyone pours concrete.
Read moreMost contractors who put up buildings subcontract the dirt, and most contractors who move dirt do not put up buildings. We do both, which removes the most common source of delay and finger pointing on a building project — the seam between the site and the structure.
We build post-frame and pole buildings, steel and metal buildings, agricultural and equipment storage structures, commercial and light industrial buildings, and custom homes. Concrete work, framing and carpentry are done by our own crews.
This is the most common building we get asked for: a shop or equipment building, somewhere between 30 by 40 and 100 feet wide, on a property that needs the pad cut and the approach built before anything can be set. Because we do the excavation, the pad, the concrete and the structure, you get one contract, one schedule and one person to call.
Larger clear-span steel and post-frame buildings for commercial, industrial and agricultural use, including the sitework, foundations, utilities and approaches that go with them.
We build custom homes and do residential carpentry, including on difficult ground — hillside lots, sites that need retaining structures, properties where the driveway is a bigger engineering problem than the house.
Building on a site that needs work first? That is the version of this we do best. Talk to us about the ground and the building together, not separately — it is almost always cheaper that way.

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Common questions
Yes. Post-frame and pole buildings, shops, equipment storage and agricultural buildings are a regular part of our work, including the sitework and concrete underneath them.
Yes, and this is the main reason to use us. We cut the pad, build the approach, run the utilities and put the building up under one contract.
Yes, including on difficult sites where the excavation, driveway or retaining work is a significant part of the project.
Yes — steel and metal buildings alongside post-frame, including foundations and erection.
Tell us the size, the use and where it is going. If you have a plan or a building quote already, send it over. If you do not, we can scope it from a description and a site visit.
Site clearing, building pads, grading and demolition — everything that has to happen before anyone pours concrete.
Read moreMass excavation, earthmoving, soil stabilization and finish grading at any scale, from a single lot to a subdivision.
Read moreTell us what you are building. We will walk the site, scope it honestly, and give you a number you can plan around.