Project Gallery
Excavation Project Gallery
A selection of recent foundation digging, trenching, grading, and hauling projects across Utah.
Link-Belt 145 Loading Out
Our Link-Belt 145 X4 clearing a residential lot and loading spoils straight into the truck. Tight site, clean tracks, steady pace.
JNB Peterbilt Dump Truck
Our tandem-axle Peterbilt hauling dirt and gravel across the Wasatch Front. 54,600 GVW, USDOT 4307844.
Basement Excavation to Grade
Basement dug flat and true, floor of the hole proof-rolled and ready for footings.
Foundation Footings, Provo Bench
Basement dug and footings formed at the base of the mountain. Rebar tied, forms tarped and ready for the concrete pour.
Custom Home Foundation Dig
Full foundation excavation for a custom home. Link-Belt working the overdig while the concrete crew forms footings.
Full Basement, Finished Slab
Walk-out basement with the floor finished and cured. Foothill build ready to hand off to the framer.
Basement Slab Pour Detail
Window well openings framed in the walls, radon vent set, slab troweled flat. No surprises for the next trade.
Foundation Ready for Framing
Walls stripped, sill plates staged, interior pad compacted with pea gravel. Hand-off condition for the framer.
Townhome Utility Trenching
Gas, water, and conduit trenched between new townhome units. Blue Stakes cleared, spoils staged for backfill.
Water Main Tap and Sewer Lateral
Street cut, trench box in, water main tap and sewer lateral installed. Traffic control up, neighbors kept clean.
Compacted Gravel Pad
Road base placed and shaped for a new detached structure. Ready for the concrete slab.
Driveway Rebuild Prep
Old driveway ripped out, subgrade prepped and graded for a new pour. Yanmar mini working the tight lot.
Hillside Lot Grading
Corner lot cleared and rough graded on a foothill build. Link-Belt 145 shaping the pad.
Dirt Haul, Park City
Loading spoil into the dump for haul-off. Foothill site prepped for the next phase.
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