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5L Excavation

GRADING, DRAINAGE & CULVERTS

Grading, drainage work, culverts and ditches scoped around the problem you are seeing and the use of your property. Describe where water collects and what you want to improve.

THE SCOPE

GIVE WATER A CONSIDERED PATH.

Homeowners, ranch owners and commercial property managers addressing surface drainage or access.

  • Grading
  • Drainage
  • Culverts
  • Ditches

WHAT HELPS US QUOTE

Photos during and after rain if safely available, the affected area, existing drainage features, access and any design documents. No drainage outcome is guaranteed before the site and scope are reviewed.

Include your project location, timeline and the best number to reach you. Final scope, travel and scheduling are discussed as part of the quote.

Tell Us About This Job
UNDERSTAND THE WORK

Connect the ground shape with the water route

Grading and drainage work should begin with where water is coming from, where it collects and where it is intended to go. Tell us what you have observed during wet weather and which areas are affected. Photos taken at different times can help explain a recurring issue without relying on a single dry-weather view.

The listed services include grading, drainage, culverts and ditches. Depending on the request, the conversation may involve reshaping an area, addressing a ditch or discussing a culvert at an access point. These items need to be considered together with surrounding improvements and the proposed discharge location.

A quote should identify the area being changed and the intended result. No drainage outcome, engineering design or permit service is assumed from an initial inquiry. Where a project has design requirements or affects an existing access arrangement, share those details before the scope is finalized.

QUESTIONS ABOUT THE WORK.

Can I request grading and a culvert in one inquiry?

Yes. Describe both and how they relate to the driveway or property access.

Can you guarantee the site will never hold water?

No such guarantee is made. The proposed work, limitations and any necessary design input need to be reviewed for the specific site.

FIND YOUR SERVICE AREA.

YOUR PROPERTY. YOUR NEXT STEP.

TELL US WHAT
YOU HAVE IN MIND.