Common Questions, Answered
The questions we hear most about working with us — estimates, service areas, scheduling, and how we handle a job. For details on a specific service, each service page has its own FAQ. If yours isn't answered anywhere, give us a call — every estimate is free.
Get A Free Estimate
Working With Us
Yes. Every estimate is free. We walk the site, talk through the work, and give you a straight, no-pressure number — there's no obligation to book on the spot.
We're based in Castleton, VT and work throughout Rutland County — Castleton, Rutland, Middlebury, Fair Haven, Poultney, Brandon and the surrounding towns — plus across the line into New York around Lake George and Whitehall. See our service areas page for the full list.
We are. When you call, you deal directly with the people doing the work — no middlemen and no runaround from a national chain.
Yes. When a storm brings down a tree, a septic system fails, or snow won't wait, some things can't hold for business hours. Give us a call and we'll get out to you as soon as we can.
It depends on our current schedule and the size of the job, but excavation sets the pace for a whole build, so we work to keep your timeline moving. We'll give you a realistic start window with your estimate.
Projects & Payment
Both. We do everything from a homeowner's driveway or septic system to commercial site work, demolition, and snow contracts for businesses — the same family-owned service either way.
Yes. We work directly with homeowners and as the excavation and site-work crew on builders' and contractors' projects, from a single dig to full site prep on a new build.
For snow removal we offer monthly and full-season packages with straightforward payment plans, so the cost is predictable. For other work, we'll go over the details and options with your free estimate.
We set up a time to walk your property, look at the actual conditions, and talk through what the job involves. Then you get a clear, written estimate — and it's up to you whether to move forward. No pressure, no obligation.
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