Hartford excavation and site clearing to a stated level
Clearing, digging, grading, backfill and haulage. The lot is handed back at a level written into the contract with compaction recorded, so your builder starts from a known condition rather than an argument.
Site work handover disputes start at an undefined level
Almost every argument between a demolition contractor and a builder is about what "cleared" meant. To slab? To grade? To a stated elevation with a compaction result? Those are three different prices and three different lots, and the time to settle it is before the machines arrive.
We write the finish level into the quote, record compaction where it matters, and hand over a lot the next trade can build on without redoing our work. Imported fill is stated as its own line, because bringing material in is a real cost that vanishes from vague quotes.
Hartford excavation and site clearing questions, answered
Whatever the quote states, and it should state it explicitly. To slab, to grade, or to an elevation with compaction results. Vague wording here is where handover disputes begin.
We arrange locates before breaking ground. It is not optional and no reputable contractor digs without them, whatever the programme pressure.
Only if the quote says so. Fill is a real cost that vague quotes hide, so we show it as its own line with the volume assumed.
Where the lot is being built on, yes, in lifts with results your engineer can accept. Without it, your builder may have to redo the fill at your expense.
Weighed and tipped at a licensed facility, or reused on site where it is clean and suitable. Tickets come back with the invoice either way.
