Excavating contractor in Park City, UT

Shallow bedrock is common on steeper Park City lots, particularly in Deer Valley and Thaynes Canyon. When rock is encountered during foundation digging, it needs to be broken and removed before the foundation can be set at the correct depth. Concrete breaking and hauling is part of the scope we handle directly, so the project does not stall waiting for a separate crew.

Over 300 inches of annual snowfall means spring snowmelt delivers a large volume of water to every Park City property in a short window. Grading that does not direct water away from foundations and driveways will allow that water to pool, saturate the soil, and cause settling or frost heave damage. Proper drainage slope is established during the grading phase, not corrected after the fact.

Yes. New construction lots in Jeremy Ranch, Pinebrook, and Silver Springs often carry native vegetation, brush, and uneven terrain that need to be cleared before grading can begin. Lot clearing removes that material and gives the grading crew a clean surface to work from. We handle clearing and grading as a connected scope so the transition between the two phases is smooth.

Concrete breaking and hauling is a standard part of our work on Park City properties where older flatwork needs to come out before regrading or new construction begins. The broken concrete is loaded and hauled off site so the area is clear for the next phase of work. This is common on Prospector and Park Meadows properties being updated or redeveloped.