Trade

Heavy Scaping

Grading, earthwork and heavy landscape construction with skid steers, excavators and loaders.

Licensing note

Landscape earthwork by itself may not require a state contractor license, but local permits can still apply. Ask the crew about permits and insurance.

Typical jobs

→Rough and finish grading around new builds
→Driveway base and pad preparation
→Berms, fill and topsoil spreading
→Large planting beds and landscape earthwork

Minnesota notes

Sandy soils in much of north-central Minnesota drain fast but wash easily; clay pockets do the opposite. Ask the crew to look at your soil before pricing.
Call Gopher State One Call (811) before any digging so buried lines are marked.
Work near lakes, rivers or wetlands may need a county shoreland or DNR review first.

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