Many people are moving to Central Oregon and the rural parts of Bend and Redmond in order to build their rural dream home and enjoy the beauty and other benefits that the area has to offer. This experience can prove a dream come true for some individuals, yet, unfortunately, for others it can turn into a nightmare. With many years of experience, we can help make your dream become a reality.

Once a lot is found for a rural home, an excavation professional needs to address many questions and concerns so as to get everything right first time.

Here are just a few of the hundreds of potential questions:

What is the best location in which to build the home?

What type of drainage should we consider?

Which septic system will be the best option for the home and family?

What would be the optimum placement for the driveway?

What would be the best path to trench the utilities and water?

How does adding a shop or barn change our excavation plans?

With these questions and the many others that may arise, homeowners need an expert who has the skill and experience to guarantee that there are no problems down the road. We are here to help answer these and many more questions and ensure that the homeowner can feel confident every step of the way.

For better or worse, excavation, digging, and trenching can change the look and feel of the land and have a big impact on your dream. This is why it is important to choose an excavation company that truly cares and takes its time with the homeowner so that they get exactly what they want. All too often in the rural home building process, various problems emerge as a result of the homeowner being left unaware of what is happening.

We have a reputation for taking care of the homeowner by providing professional communication every step of the way and making sure that the customer gets exactly the dream home they want.

It can be said that, for a rural home, excavation is the single most important part of the building process.

It truly is the foundation of a quality rural home before the actual concrete foundation is built. If you have a rural property (large or small) or have questions about a property that you are considering, contact us today.