Articles on Excavation

Excavating in the winter certainly presents its own challenges, but it’s hard to avoid considering Regina’s average temperature falls below zero five months of the year. Nothing would get done or built if excavations don’t take place because of it. In this article, we go over some of the difficulties

Whether it’s to excavate for a foundation, landscaping, an in-ground pool or irrigation system, digging is digging. With tutorials widely available online, it may be tempting to take on an excavation project yourself. But before you pick up a shovel or attempt to learn how to operate an excavator on

What sets us apart from our competitors with just a handful of heavy equipment is our capability to take on large industrial size projects. But what is commercial excavation exactly and how is it different from digging for residential properties? We answer those two questions in this article, as well

With spring comes warmer temperatures and melting snow, which can lead to water pooling in different areas of your property. Water pooling in your yard or around the foundation of your home is an indicator of a drainage or grading issue that needs attention. In this article, we discuss how to

The most common type of basement excavation we do is for new homes and buildings. Basically, we dig out a cavity to install a six to eight ft. tall basement, and trench for sewage and utility lines. Occasionally, we take on basement addition projects, which is a great way to

Excavation is often one of the first steps in construction no matter what you’re building. From digging out a basement, trenching for sewage and utility lines to preparing the foundation, they all involve excavation. Since we’re an expert in this subject with decades of experience and solid safety record, we