While it often goes unnoticed, excavation and site clearing are the most important aspects of preparing for construction here in Central Florida.  When preparing a property or land for development, there are five critical areas to consider.  Land clearing Not only does this include removing heavy vegetation, trees, and clearing trees. It also involves the condition of the land, any obstacles, and the suitability of the soil.  While this may sound easy enough, it takes

Excavation and site clearing here in Orlando and Kissimmee is more than just clearing out some brush and digging a few holes in the ground. When your project is finished, site clearing is the last thing people think of, it at all, but hiring the right excavation team determines the success.  How important is a profession excavation contractor? Aside from preparing a property site for building, excavation services also demolish existing structures, clear out the

In last week’s blog we talked about what you need to know about land clearing and excavation here in Central Florida. More and More projects are conserving green space Whether it is leaving a few old oak trees for an eye catching playground area, shade for a parking lot, or next to an office space to reduce energy costs, today’s projects are incorporating green spaces into their designs. For a better environment and community.  When

Many new construction projects here in Central Floria require some type of land preparation. Whether it is for a large development, housing subdivision, and smaller undertakings, such as a new swimming pool or parking lot.  Either way, here are a few things you should know: Professional Land Clearing Land clearing seems simple enough, but what about removing large trees, their stumps and roots, getting rid of big rocks, bringing in the right soil, water run-off,

If your new Central Florida project has property that needs to be cleared or excavated, there is a lot to think about. Are there any local and state rules and regulations specific to our area that pertains to your land? What about storm water collection, water runoff, waterways, or certain trees that are protected? What type of equipment will the project require? Are there any underground utilities that exist? Where do you even start? As