Land clearing in Central Florida involves preparing a property for construction, including grading, earthwork, trenching, excavation, paving and storm water, utility systems installation, and other tasks involving heavy equipment.  It just takes a small mistake at the excavation level, can mean a serious problem for the entire project. Make sure you take the necessary steps and choose the best contractor to ensure your project is a success.  Excavation  Most construction projects begin with grading. This

Excavation jobs here in Central Florida tend to be more difficult than most people realize. Some hope to save a few bucks by renting a couple pieces of equipment, but it ends up costing more in time and money than they anticipate.  Which is why contacting Swell Construction Company for your land clearing, grading, earthwork, excavation, paving and storm water and utility systems installation, will end up saving you money.  A few reasons to call

Earthwork here in Central Florida is an essential component of construction. This specialized service ensures your property is suitable for building. They remove debris and move soil and dirt to establish the proper elevation for building, the soil is stable enough to support the weight of a building, to controlling erosion.  The nature of this type of work is dangerous, which is why it requires expertise and experience. OHSA (Occupational Health & Safety Administration has

Site and land clearing, grading, earthwork, excavation, paving and storm water and utility systems installation, are in high demand in Central Florida due to the development and construction taking place.  As a leader in the industry, the professionals at Swell Construction properly prepare a plot of land for development. Whether it is for a single family home, multiple residents, or commercial needs, we ensure the site is cleared appropriately for a worthy investment.  Why is

The natural process of soil erosion, where the soil is stripped away, is a monumental issue here in Central Florida. Due to the intense rain and winds. If the land is not properly graded in the initial construction phase, erosion first strips the topsoil from the property, then compacts the remaining soil. Once compacted, the soil cannot absorb water as it once could. Increasing the rate of erosion and putting you at risk for floods.