Rangely sits in the White River valley at about 5,300 feet, and a lot of local projects are built to work hard. Shop pads, equipment yards, and service businesses tied to the Rangely Oil Field need ground that’s dug, compacted, and graded to carry real weight without settling or rutting.
Weather plays a part too. Rangely gets close to 30 inches of snow a year, and the melt has to go somewhere. When a site isn’t graded to drain, water ends up against foundations, under slabs, and across yards. We plan every Rangely excavation so water moves away and the ground stays solid.
Excavation for Rangely homes, shops, and additions, dug to the depth and footprint your plans call for.
Clean trenches for water, sewer, and electrical lines on Rangely properties, backfilled and compacted when the lines are in.
Grading for Rangely lots and yards that levels the ground and sends water away from buildings.
Swales, regrading, and drainage fixes that keep Rangely yards and lots dry through snowmelt.
Digging and backfill for utility runs on Rangely sites, coordinated with the trades who install the lines.
Compacted base for Rangely driveways and yards that carry trucks, trailers, and equipment.
Call us before anything gets poured, set, or paved. Frost depth and footing requirements in Rio Blanco County come from the county building division, so check your permit and plans, and we’ll dig to what they require.
You should also call if your yard floods during snowmelt, water runs toward your shop, or your driveway base is breaking down. Those problems start in the dirt, and that’s where we fix them.
We check how the ground on your Rangely site behaves and plan digging and compaction around it.
Shop pads and equipment yards need heavy machines, and we bring the right ones.
We dig to your plans and permit, then check depths and grades before we backfill.
We keep spoil piles organized and clean up the site before we head back.
We visit your Rangely property, review your plans and drainage, and put together a clear quote.
We call Colorado 811 at least two full business days ahead and plan depths, slopes, and spoil areas.
Our crew excavates, trenches, and grades to plan, adjusting for soil and water as we go.
We backfill and compact in layers, then finish grade so your site is ready for the next crew.