Grade is what decides where water goes — toward your foundation and lawn, or away from them. We rough- and finish-grade properties to move water where it belongs, fix low spots and settling, and prep the ground for sod, beds or hardscape.
Most drainage problems are really grading problems. We read how water moves across your property, then cut and fill to create positive slope away from the house, eliminate low spots that hold water, and leave a smooth, compacted surface ready for whatever comes next.
Cut-and-fill grading to level yards, fix settling and low spots, and create positive slope away from your home.
Grading tied to real drainage — swales, pitch and tie-ins so surface water runs off instead of pooling.
A graded, compacted, debris-free surface ready for sod, seed, beds or a new patio base.
A selection of recent work — every photo shot on-site, nothing staged. See the full gallery on the portfolio page.
We’re a family-owned Connecticut company — the same crew from the first site visit through the final walk-through. We treat every grade the way we’d treat our own.
CT HIC.0703177, fully insured, and serving Hartford County since 2017. Permits and inspections handled for you.
No subcontractors we haven’t trained. The people who quote your grade are the crew who plant and build it.
Proper grading, drainage and Connecticut-hardy plantings. We build lawns and beds that green up every spring and drain instead of flood.
We answer the phone, show up for the site visit, and turn a fixed, itemized quote around inside a week. No vague ranges, no pressure.
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Almost always a grading problem — the ground slopes toward a low spot or the house instead of away. We re-grade to create positive slope and add drainage where needed.
Often, yes. Poor grade against the foundation sends water down the walls. Re-grading for positive slope and tying in downspouts is usually the first, cheapest fix.
Yes — proper grading is step one for any lawn or hardscape. A patio or lawn built on a bad grade will hold water and fail; we get the ground right first.
It depends on the size of the area, how much cut-and-fill is needed, and access. Every quote is free, on-site and written.