Commercial site packages, small buildings and municipal road work across southern Maine, the New Hampshire Lakes Region and the Seacoast. The earthwork, the stormwater and the utilities run on one contract and one insurance hold, so there is a single line of accountability from the first cut to the final grade.
They run on a single contract, with one line of accountability from grade to framing. Where a scope needs a trade we do not carry, it is scheduled as part of the programme rather than handed back to you to coordinate.
Bulk earthmoving, utility trenching, stormwater and grading, from the first cut to the final grade.
Earthmoving, trenching and grading sit on one programme, so the pad is finished on the date the next trade is holding.
Pre-engineered metal, shell construction and small additions up to roughly 5,000 sq ft.
The ground and the building are bought together, which removes the argument about whose delay it was.
Drainage, grading, culvert installations and road preparation for public projects.
Ask for the insurance certificate, and ask whether a particular project can be bonded. Town procurement paperwork is familiar ground.
Multi-lot subdivisions, recurring site maintenance and longer-running developer work.
The same crew returns to the same sites, so nobody is re-explaining the drainage every spring. Net-30 for qualified commercial clients.
On a commercial job the cost rarely moves because somebody priced the dirt wrong. It moves because the pad was not ready, or the trench was open when it should have been closed, and two companies each had a defensible reason.
Putting the site work and the specialty trades on one contract removes that argument. It does not make the work cheaper on paper. It makes the programme hold, which is usually the same thing by the end.
Your dates are set against the permit and the next trade, not against what a rental yard has free that week.
Water, sewer and power trenching are inside the same scope, so they are not a second contract for you to run.
One contract means one insurance hold to track rather than a folder of them with different expiry dates.
Fewer handoffs means fewer places for a date to slip quietly between two companies.
The call takes 15 to 20 minutes, costs nothing and commits you to nothing. What comes back is a realistic path forward, including the parts of the scope we would not take on.
Site emergencies, 24/7
A water main, a failed culvert or storm damage that needs grading before the next rain. The line is answered around the clock. Call and say what has happened.
