Maeser sits just west of Vernal at about 5,600 feet, on larger lots, horse properties, and farm ground. There’s room to build here, which means a lot of Maeser projects start from bare dirt: new homes, barns, shops, and the long driveways and utility runs that connect them.
On bigger properties, drainage matters more than people expect. Water from snowmelt and summer storms can collect across a wide area and head straight for a barn door or foundation. We plan the grade on every Maeser job so water has a clear path away from where you live and work.
Excavation for new Maeser homes, barns, shops, and additions, dug to the depth and size your plans call for.
Trenches for water, power, and service lines across Maeser acreage, backfilled and compacted once the lines are set.
Grading for Maeser home sites, pastures, and yards so water drains away from buildings and paddocks.
Drainage fixes that dry out soggy Maeser pastures, yards, and driveways for good.
Digging and backfill for utility runs on Maeser properties, coordinated with your plumber and electrician.
Graded and compacted base for long Maeser driveways that handle horse trailers, RVs, and equipment.
Call us early in any Maeser building project. Uintah County requires footings at least 30 inches below grade, and utility lines need to be planned deep enough to stay below the frost too.
It’s also a good time to call if your pasture stays soggy, water collects by the barn, or your driveway ruts out every spring. Better grading and drainage can solve all three.
We look at your Maeser soil and drainage before we dig and plan compaction to match.
Big lots, long drives, and building pads need serious machines, and we bring them.
We hit the depths and grades your plans call for and check them before we backfill.
We work carefully around animals, fences, and landscaping and clean up before we go.
We walk your Maeser property, go over your plans and drainage, and give you a clear quote.
We call in utility locates at least 3 business days ahead and mark out depths, slopes, and work areas.
Our crew digs, trenches, and grades to plan, keeping water flow in mind across your whole property.
We backfill and compact in layers, then finish grade so your Maeser site is ready for what's next.