Water always wins if the grade is wrong. We shape and level your property so it drains properly, builds correctly, and stays that way. Whether you’re prepping for construction or fixing a soggy yard, proper grading is the foundation of everything that comes after.
What We Do
- Rough Grading – shaping the site to the right elevations for construction
- Finish Grading – smooth, level surfaces ready for sod, seed, or paving
- Drainage Correction – redirecting water away from your home and foundation
- Yard Leveling – fixing low spots, slopes, and uneven ground
- Driveway Grading – proper slope and crown so gravel stays put
- Erosion Control – stabilizing slopes before they wash away
Why Grading Done Right Matters
Standing water, a wet crawl space, a driveway that washes out every storm. Nine times out of ten, the problem is grade. We use laser-guided equipment to hit exact slopes, so water flows where it should and your property stays dry and stable for years.
Our Process
- Free Site Visit – we evaluate your drainage, slopes, and soil
- Clear Quote – itemized pricing and a realistic timeline
- Grading Work – precise cuts and fills, checked against target elevations
- Final Walkthrough – we verify the grade and drainage before we leave
Frequently Asked Questions
Common signs include standing water after rain, water pooling near your foundation, erosion channels in the yard, or a wet basement or crawl space. We can confirm it with a free site visit.
Rough grading sets the overall shape and elevations of the site. Finish grading is the final smoothing that gets the surface ready for grass, landscaping, or paving. Most projects need both.
In most cases, yes. Grading directs water away from problem areas. If your site needs more, like a French drain or swale, we’ll recommend it upfront and can handle that work too.
Most residential grading jobs take 1 to 3 days depending on the size of the property and how much material needs to move. You’ll get a firm timeline in your quote.
