Phoenix Excavation

Types of Excavation 

Depending on the nature and goals of a project, we may employ one or more of the following excavation techniques:

• Trench excavation: This involves digging long, narrow trenches. It is useful for utility installations and constructing drainage systems. 
• Bulk excavation: As its name implies, this type of excavation involves removing large volumes of soil, rocks, and debris. It is useful for construction site preparation, land grading, and more.
• Rock excavation: Breaking through solid rock may be necessary for development projects. We have the equipment, materials, and machinery to tackle these jobs. 
• Cut and fill excavation: In certain situations, we can excavate materials from one area and use them to fill or raise another area. Doing this is great for correcting slops, creating building pads, and optimizing land use.
• Roadway excavation: This involves excavating soil along road corridors to facilitate widening projects, road construction, pavement repairs, utility placements, and curb installation.
• Topsoil excavation: This type of excavation can be useful for preparing planting beds and other features and creating a soil stockpile for future use.  
• Footings excavation: Footing excavation is generally required to lay building foundations, structural supports, concrete footings, and retaining wall anchors.