Ballard grew more than 40 percent between 2010 and 2020, and a lot of that growth is new homes and outbuildings going up on former farm ground. Building on open land means starting from scratch with access roads, pads, utility runs, and grading that has to work with irrigation ditches and fields around it.
Water is the big one. On wide open ground, runoff and snowmelt can travel a long way before they find a low spot, and that low spot is often right next to a new foundation or shop door. We grade every Ballard site with that in mind, so water goes where you want it to.
Excavation for new Ballard homes, barns, shops, and additions, dug to the depth your plans require.
Trenches for water, power, and service lines across Ballard acreage, backfilled and compacted when the lines are in.
Grading for Ballard building sites, pastures, and yards so runoff moves away from structures.
Swales, regrading, and drainage fixes that keep Ballard properties dry through runoff season.
Digging and backfill for long utility runs on Ballard properties, coordinated with the trades.
Graded and compacted base for Ballard driveways and ranch roads that carry trucks, trailers, and equipment.
Bring us in early, before you pour a slab, set a building, or lay a driveway. Uintah County requires footings at least 30 inches below grade, and long utility runs need to be planned at a depth that keeps them below the frost line.
Call too if water is washing out your driveway, pooling by the barn, or creeping toward the house during runoff. A little regrading now can save a lot of repairs later.
We pay attention to how soil and water behave on your Ballard property before we start digging.
Long driveways, big pads, and long trenches need real machines, and we bring them.
We dig to the depths and grades on your plans and double check before we backfill.
We work around fences, ditches, and livestock and leave the site cleaned up.
We walk your Ballard property with you, look at access, ditches, and drainage, and put together a clear quote.
We call Blue Stakes at least 3 business days before digging and plan depths, slopes, and spoil areas.
Our crew digs, trenches, and grades to plan, keeping water flow in mind the whole way.
We backfill and compact in lifts and finish grade so your Ballard site is solid and ready.