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Grading That Moves Water Away From Your Home

Correct grade is the difference between a dry basement and a wet one, a driveway that lasts and one that heaves. We grade to proper pitch before anything gets built or poured on top of it.

Rough Grading

Establishing the overall shape and elevation of a site ahead of construction, foundation work, or a major hardscape project.

Finish Grading

Fine-tuning slope and surface elevation immediately before a pour, seeding, or landscaping — precise enough that water goes exactly where it's supposed to.

Drainage-Focused Regrading

If your yard has a low spot, standing water, or water running toward your foundation, we can regrade specifically to correct it, often without needing a full-site overhaul.

Services
Rough grading, finish grading, drainage correction
Best For
New construction, hardscape prep, wet yards
Equipment
Skid steers, graders, laser-level equipment
Timeline
Varies by scope
Permits
Handled where required
Warranty
Written workmanship warranty

Frequently Asked Questions

Can grading alone fix a wet basement or yard?+

In many cases yes — water problems are often a grading issue rather than something that requires major drainage infrastructure. We'll assess your site and recommend the right fix.

What's the difference between rough and finish grading?+

Rough grading establishes the overall site shape early in a project; finish grading is the precise final pass done right before a pour, seeding, or landscaping.

Do you regrade existing lawns, or only new construction sites?+

Both — regrading an established yard to fix a drainage problem is a common standalone project for us.

Free On-Site Estimate

Tell us about your project and we'll schedule a walkthrough — most quotes are delivered within 24–48 hours.

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Drainage AssessmentsFree
Precision Finish GradingLaser-guided
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