Site Work & Excavation Contractor in the Poconos & Scranton

Sloped and rocky sites. At the Wawa in Plains Township, the scope included clearing and grubbing, massive bulk excavation with engineered retaining walls to make the sloped site buildable, and utility installation. Large boulders were crushed on-site into usable stone product rather than hauled away.

Stormwater on tight footprints. The standout challenge at AutoZone in Stroudsburg was stormwater: two large underground infiltration basins, fed by 36-inch and 48-inch pipe and surrounded by stone aggregate, on a small footprint, with considerable soil testing and amendment work to get proper drainage underneath.

Full site packages. At the Luzerne County Flood Authority, our scope covers demolition, earthwork, erosion control, stormwater management, a bio-retention rain garden, and paving. At AutoZone in Wyoming, our team handled demolition, utilities, and stormwater and erosion control before the foundations and paving.

Public safety and municipal sites. At the Carbon County Emergency Training Center, our scope began with land clearing and earthwork on a 10-acre site, followed by water, sewer, and electrical utilities, with stormwater management and erosion control throughout.

New communities. At The Estate at Schollhammer's Farms, our scope covers site layout, erosion control, tree clearing, stormwater conveyance, a rain garden and detention basin, bulk grading, and roadway construction, well before the first home takes shape. At Hilltop Heights in Scranton, it included excavation and stone drains ahead of footings and foundation walls.

Parks and school sites. At Marshalls Falls Park, our team built a retaining wall, rain garden, and paved parking lot, and at Crestwood School a new retaining wall and paved roadway stabilize a sloped site near the athletic complex.