Excavating Company in Cleveland

Most excavation projects in Cleveland require a permit through the City of Cleveland Department of Building and Housing. Demolition work requires its own permit as well. We guide you through what your specific project needs and handle demolition permits directly. For permits tied to a new build, we coordinate with your general contractor.

Look for a contractor who is licensed and carries general liability insurance — and will provide a certificate of insurance (COI) before work starts. Ask whether they own their own equipment or subcontract the work out. A contractor who owns and operates their own fleet has more control over your timeline and quality. Always get a written quote before any work begins.

A standard residential foundation dig typically takes one to three days depending on the size of the footprint and soil conditions. Northeast Ohio's clay soil can slow things down compared to sandy or loamy ground, especially after heavy rain. Land clearing or larger sitework projects run longer — usually three to seven days. We give you a realistic timeline with every estimate.

Excavation is the process of removing soil to create a hole or trench — like digging a foundation or a pool. Grading is the process of leveling and sloping the ground to a specific elevation. Most construction projects need both: excavation first to remove material, then grading to shape the site correctly before building begins.

Yes. We handle inground pool excavation for concrete, fiberglass, and vinyl liner pools throughout the Greater Cleveland area. We coordinate directly with your pool builder, handle all soil hauling, and work within the access constraints of your yard. Before any dig, we verify underground utility locations through Ohio 811.

Yes. We are fully licensed and carry general liability insurance. We can provide a certificate of insurance (COI) upon request before work begins. All demolition work is properly permitted through the appropriate local authority.