General contractor in Pequannock, NJ

Homes built in the 1950s in Pequannock and Pompton Plains often have original sewer laterals that are now past their expected service life. Slow drains, recurring backups, and wet spots in the yard above the lateral are common signs of a failing line. A camera inspection of the pipe is the most direct way to assess the condition before deciding on repair or replacement.

Yes. Properties in the flood zone along the Pompton River can have elevated water tables, especially after heavy rain. Excavation in those areas requires planning for water management during the dig and careful grading and backfill decisions to ensure the site drains properly after the work is complete.

Yes. Demolition is one of our services. On Pequannock residential lots where an existing outbuilding sits in the footprint of a planned addition, we handle the tear-down and debris removal before excavation for the new foundation begins. Keeping both scopes with one crew avoids delays between the demolition and excavation phases.

Site work for an addition in Pompton Plains typically includes excavation for the new foundation, grading to direct drainage away from the structure, and any utility work needed to serve the expanded footprint. On established residential lots in the township, access for equipment is often through the driveway or side yard, which we plan around before the job starts.