Palmer Excavation

10/11/2021

09/04/2014

Did you know that the first bathroom installed in the United States was the work of Leeds architect Benjamin LaTrobe in the 18th century? Leeds also collaborated on the design of the White House.

09/02/2014

Did you know that, before our professionals can start excavating, laws require us to determine the approximate location of utility installations -- sewer, telephone, fuel, electric, water lines, and any other underground installations?

08/28/2014

Typically, footing excavation involves digging a column or wall foundation for a building. The goal with this type of excavation is to achieve as accurate a line and grade as possible so that the concrete can be cast without forms.

08/26/2014

Many on-the-job accidents result directly from inadequate initial planning, which can slow the work, increase costs, and increase the possibility of a cave-in or other failure. That is why our professionals take the appropriate amount of time to ensure we handle every aspect of the initial-planning stages.

08/21/2014

To protect your septic system from damage, avoid driving over the drain field, building a structure over it, or covering it with concrete or asphalt. Planting grass over the drain field is a good idea, as it will minimize soil erosion.

08/19/2014

Hazardous chemicals require special handling and disposal for a reason. Putting things like gasoline and motor oil into your septic system can do a lot of damage in a short period.

08/14/2014

Aside from efficiently disposing of old buildings and structures that are rundown and have outlived their usefulness, demolition techniques also prepare existing sites for future building projects.

08/12/2014

Have a big landscaping job in mind, but don’t have the time or the equipment to do it yourself? Let an excavating professional help you with the plan, as well handling the heavy work of moving dirt and digging holes.

08/07/2014

A septic system functions as a miniature sewer system and waste treatment plant. All household waste; toilet, kitchen, bathing, and laundry is disposed of through the septic system.

08/05/2014

While anyone can get out in their yard with a shovel and start digging, you may be shocked by how long it can take to excavate even a relatively small area. If you lack the time or patience to keep digging, we’re here to help you with your excavations large and small.