Shumaker Trucking & Excavating

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When hiring an excavator, there are things a residential or commercial property owner should ask. A company will excavate land after a demolition project or during new construction. Town or city regulations must be followed throughout the project to prevent contamination from run off or destruction of water or electrical lines. Learn questions you should ask before hiring a contractor to do a construction or demolition job for your home or business. Excavating Services we offer: Most excavating firms offer a full range of services. They excavate a yard to create an underground basement for a new building. We'll drill holes for concrete footings and dig out in-ground pool areas for the concrete base and walls. Earth moving equipment grades your land for a new driveway and then contractors come in with paving materials. During any of these building projects, we'll be moving dirt, so a yard will get very messy. It's important for a client to ask if clean up and landscaping is included in a quote. What equipment do you use? Excavators use a range of heavy machinery that includes dump trucks, bucket loaders and backhoes. Bulldozers work effectively at moving earth in little time. Our company's workers usually carry hand tools like shovels, rakes and hoes for finishing work. We are contractors licensed and bonded? It's best to hire companies that are licensed and bonded for insurance purposes. If someone breaks your electrical line or underground sewer pipes, they should be ready to pay the fees required to repair the damage. Do you landscape the area when the project is complete? Excavation is a messy job, so make sure the company you hire does all landscaping afterward. If they do not, you will likely need someone to come in and handle the landscaping to restore a yard to eye-appealing quality. Blasting Contractors Concrete-Break, Cut, Saw Contractors-General Demolition Contractors Dirt-Fill Drainage Contractors Dredging Dr