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Clean, accurate trenches for water, sewer, power, drainage, and utility lines.
Trenching is precise digging for the lines that run underground, including water, sewer, septic, power, and drainage. The trench has to be the right depth and grade, and the backfill afterward has to be done correctly so the surface does not sink over the line. We dig it accurately and close it up properly so the repair you never want to make later does not happen.

Every parcel is different, so the cost depends on the job. These are the things that move the number, named plainly so you can see where your project lands.

The equipment for this job
Our excavator digs clean, straight trenches at a controlled depth, and the hydraulic breaker handles the rock that shows up across Douglas County. Doing the digging and the backfill with the same machine keeps the trench accurate from open to closed.
Yes. Our excavator runs a hydraulic breaker for rock and hardpan, which is common in this area. We plan for it so a rocky stretch does not stall the whole job.
We do, and proper backfill matters as much as the dig. If a trench is just loosely filled, the surface sinks over time. We bed the line, backfill in lifts, and compact so the ground stays level above it.
We work around existing utilities and coordinate locating before we open ground. Knowing what is buried where keeps everyone safe and avoids damaging a live line.
Tell us about your property and we will get back to you within one business day with a complete, honest quote.