Raleigh Excavating

Raleigh, North Carolina, US

About Us

So you want an inground pool? Once you have a good idea of the size and shape you want, give us a call. We can determine the size of the hole that needs to be dug. We will dig the hole to the specified depth and grade it so that water will drain away from the pool area. Give us a call, so we can talk you through the process and give you a quote.
If you're planning to install a septic tank on your property, you'll need to excavate a hole for it. This can be a big job if you don't have the right equipment. Luckily, our team has the heavy equipment you need to make this job a breeze. Give us a call today so we can walk you through the process and give you an accurate estimate.
Planning to install a septic tank? Make sure you have the proper permits in place. Choose the right location for the hole. It should be at least 10 feet away from any buildings or other structures on your property. Let us know how deep you want us to dig. It should be at least 6 feet deep. The wider the hole, the better. We are happy to provide an estimate.
Excavation is code 1200, which means that it is a project that involves the removal of earth or rock in order to create a hole or cavity. For example, to create space for a foundation or to prepare an area for landscaping. Excavating can be a simple process or it can be quite complex, depending on the size and scope of the project. We provide quotes.
When excavating near a retaining wall, there are a few things to keep in mind. Always excavate from the bottom up. This will help prevent the soil from collapsing and causing damage to the wall. Remove any vegetation that may be growing near the wall. We are experts at this and our team is very well-trained. We would be happy to provide you a quote.
If you're planning on excavating near a power pole, there are a few things you need to keep in mind. First, always call your local utility company before you start digging. They'll be able to mark any underground lines so you can avoid them. Also, mark the concrete pad that is holding up the pole. If you are unsure, give us a call and we can help.