Utah County · 8 minutes from the yard
Pleasant Grove,
Utah.
Pleasant Grove infill and redevelopment work usually means demolition, utility replacement, and building on a lot that already has something on it.
Ground conditions & local factors
- Older neighborhoods carry aging sewer laterals and water services that frequently need replacement as part of a rebuild.
- Infill lots are tight, so equipment access and spoil staging drive the sequencing.
- Grove Creek and Battle Creek drainages influence storm design on the east bench.
Infill work is a different discipline than open-ground development. There is a house on one side, a fence on the other, and no room to stage.
We size the equipment to the lot instead of bringing what is convenient, and we plan the spoil and haul sequence before the first bucket comes out of the ground.
What we build in Pleasant Grove
Demolition
Full structure and site demolition, hauled out, with the ground left graded and ready for the next build.
Scope & detail → 02Underground Utilities
Water, sewer, storm, gas, power, and fiber installed and tied in by one licensed crew — no handoff between the trench and the pipe.
Scope & detail → 03Excavation
Cut, fill, and haul that takes raw ground to a pad-ready, engineered building site at the elevation the plans call for.
Scope & detail → 04Concrete
Footings, foundation walls, flatwork, and structural concrete placed by the same team that prepped the subgrade.
Scope & detail →Also in Utah County
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