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Cleanup process may include removing some old rock, clearing some dirt for a new flower garden or even taking out a concrete patio for adding some shrubs.

Land Clearing is removing trees, stumps, and other vegetation from wooded areas. The purpose of the practice is to achieve needed land use adjustments and improvements in the interest of natural resource conservation.

The stump removal process is the more intrusive of the two. It involves heaving up the bulky tree stump and then digging out all the tree's widespread roots. As you can imagine, it takes a lot of time, elbow grease, and powerful tools to get the job done.

With septic tank excavation, you are improving the functioning of your home for future use when it concerns your plumbing and drainage system. ... Going with septic tank excavation allows the tank to be professionally pumped to ensure that you will have sufficient room within the tank to continually hold water and waste.

In its simplest form, a trench drain provides an elongated surface for water to drain from a specific area, such as a driveway, beneath an un-guttered roof edge, sidewalk or similar area where water tends to collect. It's essentially a gutter that is set into the ground. Trenching is the act of removing grass, dirt, concrete, or asphalt to expose the sewer line. This generally requires the use of an excavator, backhoe or concrete saw. In some cases, it is a hand dig if access is limited. The trench can be anywhere from 2 feet to 20 feet deep.

Grading in civil engineering and landscape architectural construction is the work of ensuring a level base, or one with a specified slope, for a construction work such as a foundation, the base course for a road or a railway, or landscape and garden improvements, or surface drainage

Site preparation involves the demolition or wrecking of buildings and other structures, clearing of building sites and sale of materials from demolished structures. Site preparation also entails blasting, test drilling, landfill, leveling, earth-moving, excavating, land drainage and other land preparation.

Excavation is the equipment-heavy task of removing the earth from the allotted area in order to make room for the foundation. Depending on the depth and hardness of the soil, the trench may need to be reinforced as earth is removed.

Retaining wall is a load bearing structure that holds back the soil from sliding or eroding. It’s used primarily as a “soil retention” structure. While soil might look solid, there are forces and pressures working both on it and in it all the time. Soil is an active and really a living part of any project.

Snow plowing, side walks and driveways.