Most of my work falls into a few categories: moving dirt, taking down trees, and keeping water where it belongs. The rest rounds out the year — plow contracts through winter, and the odd job that doesn't fit a neat box. If you're looking at a property with work that needs doing, there's a good chance it's on this list.
Serving the Lakes Region
I'm based in Hill, NH (03243) — and most of my work runs through the surrounding Lakes Region towns: Bristol on Newfound Lake, Franklin where the Merrimack starts, Plymouth near the White Mountain foothills, and Laconia on Lake Winnipesaukee. If you're in a neighboring town, the answer is usually yes.
For the regional view of how excavation work changes from one Lakes Region waterbody to another (Newfound, Squam, Winnipesaukee, Webster, the Pemi corridor) and how shoreland setbacks shape the dig: excavation contractor across NH's Lakes Region →
For septic specifically (install, repair, full replacement) across the same waterbodies, including how the 75 to 125 foot soil-dependent separation and RSA 485-A permitting shape the work: septic contractor across NH's Lakes Region →
For tree work (hazard removal, storm response, EAB-killed ash, selective shoreland thinning) across the same waterbodies, including how the RSA 483-B Natural Woodland Buffer point system shapes what can come down: tree work across NH's Lakes Region →