Our Services

Twelve focused services, one family-owned crew. Excavation through outdoor living.

Services

Six core dirt-and-concrete services plus outdoor living. Real machines, real operators, written quotes with no surprise add-ons.

  • Concrete Contractor

    Driveways, pads, sidewalks, foundations, and flatwork — poured straight, finished clean, built to last on Kentucky soil. Most residential driveways in Kentucky run $7–$12 per square foot installed depending on thickness, base condition, and reinforcement.

  • Excavation Contractor

    Basements, footings, ponds, trenches, and dig-outs. Real excavators, real operators, real day-rates without the surprise add-ons. Most residential excavation in Kentucky runs $2,500–$15,000.

  • Grading Contractor

    Rough grade, finish grade, drainage correction, and lot leveling. Water flows where you want it — away from the house. Small lot regrade and drainage correction typically runs $1,500–$5,000.

  • Land Clearing Contractor

    Lot clearing, brush hogging, stump removal, and forestry mulching. From overgrown weed lots to building-ready acreage. Light brush clearing runs $500–$2,500 per acre.

  • Utility Installation Contractor

    Water lines, sewer laterals, drainage, and underground utility trenching. Buried at the right depth, bedded in the right material. Water service line replacement (meter to house, 60–80 ft) runs $2,800–$5,500 depending on depth, bore vs.

  • Site Prep Contractor

    Full site prep for new builds — clear, strip, cut, fill, compact, and stub utilities. Building-pad ready when we leave. A typical residential building-pad prep on a quarter-acre lot runs $6,000–$15,000 depending on tree cover, cut/fill volume, and utility scope.

  • Deck Builder

    Custom wood and composite decks built on real footings — multi-level, wraparound, screened, or simple. Built to outlast the neighbors. Pressure-treated decks in Kentucky run $35–$50 per square foot installed.

  • Pergola Builder

    Cedar, PT, and aluminum pergolas — freestanding or attached. Real footings, real beams, built to handle Kentucky wind and snow. A standard 12x12 cedar pergola installed runs $5,500–$9,500.

  • Covered Porch Builder

    Roofed back porches, screen porches, and three-season rooms. Tied into your house's roofline like it was always there. A 12x16 covered porch with shingled roof, T&G ceiling, and ceiling fan rough-in typically runs $22,000–$35,000.

  • Patio & Outdoor Living Contractor

    Paver patios, fire pits, retaining walls, and outdoor kitchens. Built on a real base so your patio doesn't shift in two winters. Paver patios in Kentucky run $18–$28 per square foot installed depending on paver line and pattern complexity.

  • Driveway Contractor

    Concrete, asphalt, and gravel driveways built on a real base. Proper grading, drainage, and a finish that lasts decades — not a couple winters. Concrete driveways in Kentucky run $7–$12 per square foot installed depending on thickness and reinforcement.

  • Retaining Wall Contractor

    Segmental block, boulder, and poured concrete retaining walls. Built with the right drainage and geogrid so they don't bulge or fail in five years. Segmental block retaining walls in Kentucky run $35–$55 per face foot installed.

Who We Work For

  • Homeowners replacing a cracked driveway or adding a patio
  • Builders needing footings, slabs, and foundation walls poured on time
  • Homeowners adding an addition, pool, or detached structure
  • Builders cutting basements and footings for new construction
  • Homeowners with standing water, washout, or a wet basement
  • Builders needing a building pad cut and rough graded
  • Homeowners reclaiming overgrown property lines or pasture
  • Builders prepping a wooded lot for a new home
  • Homeowners with a leaking water service line or failed sewer lateral
  • New construction needing water, sewer, electric, and gas trenches
  • Custom-home builders needing a turnkey building pad
  • Homeowners building their own home and managing trades
  • Homeowners adding a back deck, wraparound, or multi-level outdoor space
  • Property owners replacing a rotted or unsafe existing deck
  • Homeowners adding shade and structure to a patio or deck
  • Property owners building outdoor entertaining space
  • Homeowners who want a covered outdoor space they can use in the rain
  • Folks adding a screened porch for bug-free evenings
  • Homeowners building a backyard entertaining space
  • Property owners adding a fire pit, seat wall, or outdoor kitchen
  • Homeowners replacing a cracked or sinking driveway
  • Property owners on long rural drives needing fresh gravel and grading
  • Homeowners terracing a sloped backyard
  • Property owners with an eroding hillside or driveway cut

Where These Services Are Available

Service Questions

  • Are you licensed and insured?

    Yes, fully licensed and insured. Certificates available before any job begins — just ask.

  • Do you give free estimates?

    Yes, every estimate is free and on-site. Usually scheduled within 48 hours of your call.

  • What's your service area?

    Louisville and Jefferson County, all of Bullitt County, Nelson County (Bardstown, Cox's Creek, Boston), and Hardin County (Elizabethtown corridor).

  • Do you handle small jobs?

    Yes — we'll do single-pad concrete pours, short driveways, and small trench work. If it's truly tiny, we batch it with nearby work to keep cost down.

  • Do you do emergency work?

    When we can. Sewer lateral failures, sinkholes, washouts after storms — call us first thing and we'll see what we can do.

  • What's the timeline from quote to start?

    Most jobs start within 1–3 weeks of accepting the written quote, depending on weather and current schedule.

  • Do you require a deposit?

    Usually 25% to lock in the schedule, with progress payments tied to milestones. We'll spell it out in the quote.

  • What forms of payment do you accept?

    Check, ACH, and major credit cards. We don't operate cash-only — that's a red flag in this trade.

Commercial & Institutional Services

Commercial buyers search by scope, not by trade name. These pages cover the commercial side of the business — apartments, schools, warehouses, retail, government and military work, and subcontracting for general contractors.