Our Process

We review the full civil drawing set, confirm permit status with the county and water management district, and initiate Sunshine 811 utility locates. Constructability issues flagged before mobilization — not on-site.

Equipment and crew arrive. Erosion and sediment controls (silt fence, construction entrances, inlet protection) are installed first — required by permit before any ground disturbance. Site trailer, temporary power, and laydown areas established.

Existing vegetation, structures, and pavement removed per the demolition plan. Topsoil stripped and stockpiled if specified. Cleared material is ground, hauled, or disposed per local ordinance.

Cut and fill operations executed per the grading plan. GPS machine control on dozers and motor graders guides operators to design elevations without constant manual staking. Imported fill placed in specified lifts.

Storm drainage, underground detention, sanitary sewer, water main, and other utilities installed per the utility plan. Each system inspected and tested before backfill — storm structures vacuum tested, water lines pressure tested.

Building pad, parking field, and roadway sub-base graded to design elevation and compacted to specification. Third-party geotechnical testing verifies compaction at required intervals.

Final grades established across all earthwork areas. Stormwater ponds, swales, and outfall structures brought to finished elevations. Littoral planting installed if specified. Erosion control maintained throughout.

Once permanent stabilization covers disturbed areas per permit thresholds, temporary erosion controls are removed. Site is cleaned up, haul roads restored, and temporary construction entrances removed.

Walk the site with the GC or owner, compile punch list, complete outstanding work. As-built surveys submitted. Warranty documents, O&M manuals, and final lien waivers delivered at close-out.