Every plat, teardown, and commercial build moves faster when the sitework sub is locked in from the first call. Our excavation and demolition process gives general contractors and developers across the Greater Seattle area a predictable path from bid to handover, with clear communication and a schedule you can build around at every step.
We start by walking through the project scope, reviewing the site, and confirming the approach that fits your plans and schedule. This first conversation is where we pin down what the job needs, whether that's mass excavation for a plat, land clearing ahead of grading, or a building demolition.
We also want to understand where the work sits in your larger build sequence. Sitework sets the pace for the trades behind it, so the sooner we know your target dates and the constraints around them, the better we can plan to protect them. That means asking about phasing, site access, and the deadlines your other trades are working against.
By the end of this step, we know the scope well enough to move toward an accurate proposal, and you know whether we can hit your schedule.


We review plans, visit the site when needed, and identify existing conditions before anything is priced. Soil, drainage, access, and existing utilities all shape how the work will run, and catching those factors up front is what keeps a bid from unraveling once the crew is on site.
We coordinate directly with your engineers or project managers during this phase, so the proposal reflects the actual plan set and specifications rather than assumptions. From there we prepare a detailed proposal covering scope, pricing, and schedule.
This is where the excavation process earns its reliability. We bid fixed-price where the scope is known and use time and materials only where the ground holds genuine unknowns, so you get a number you can hold us to.
Once the proposal is approved, we obtain the necessary permits where applicable, then mobilize the crew and equipment to start the work.
Whether the scope is site clearing, mass excavation, utility installation, or building demolition, the work is handled by one crew that stays on the job from start to finish. Nothing gets lost in a handoff between separate subs, and the people who understand the site on day one are the same people finishing it. We hold to project specifications, TESC requirements, and local code throughout.
We flag anything that could affect the schedule early, while there's still time to adjust, and keep your team current on where the job stands. That kind of communication is what keeps your build on track, not a status call after the delay already happened.


When the work is complete, we perform a final walkthrough against the project specifications to confirm everything meets the plan, and we go through it with your team.
If anything needs attention, we close out those items before the job is considered done, then officially turn the completed work over to the owner or general contractor. Our one-year workmanship warranty backs the work from substantial completion, with the stated exclusions.
Tell us about the project and we'll get you a scope and price you can build a schedule around. We work with general contractors and developers across the Greater Seattle area, from Tacoma to Bellingham to North Bend.
Share a few details on the scope, site, and timeline. The more you can tell us up front, the faster we can turn around an accurate proposal.