Lebanon, Indiana. Serving Indianapolis and the surrounding counties. Call (317) 892-0074
Excavation work underway on a Central Indiana site
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Excavating contractor · Central Indiana

Sixty-two years of moving Indiana ground.

Water and sewer lines, drainage, boring, erosion control, storm shelters and site work for homeowners, builders and municipalities across Central Indiana.

1964
Family owned and operated since
15
Service lines, from water mains to finish grade
1
Location. One shop, in Lebanon Indiana
WGC
Wrecking General Contractor
Elev 00Below grade

The work that has to be right the first time.

Most of what we install is under the ground by the time you see it finished. A water service, a sewer lateral, a sump discharge and a storm shelter all share the same problem: once the trench is closed, getting back to a mistake costs more than the original job did.

That is why nothing here is quoted off a photograph. Somebody stands on the ground, looks at it, and puts the estimate in writing before a machine moves. We have been doing this out of Lebanon since 1964, across Zionsville, Brownsburg, Carmel, Avon and Indianapolis, which is long enough to have been called back to fix somebody else's work more times than we would like to count.

Water lines, sewer and sump linesUnderground
Drainage, culverts and erosion controlWater
Directional boringUnderground
Storm shelters and safe roomsBelow grade
Driveways, finish grade and land clearingSite work
Underground storm shelter set in an excavated trench in Central Indiana
Our work · Storm shelter set below grade

Type ramp and palette

Display 88Moving Indiana ground
Heading 50Sixty-two years of it
Subhead 30Storm shelters and safe rooms
Body 17Water lines, sewer and sump lines, drainage, boring and erosion control.
Label 11.5Excavating contractor
#082848 navyTheir logo blue. Ink and plate. 13.23:1 on paper
#F8D048 goldTheir logo gold. Field only on light. 10.02:1 on navy
#7A5405 amberThe gold's light-ground twin for type. 6.01:1
#F4F1EA paperWarm ground. Never pure white
Tile A · Since 1964