Serving Gresham
Excavation in Gresham, OR
From Butte slopes to Johnson Creek lowland, Gresham's terrain changes block by block.
Get a free quoteGresham covers enough ground that the terrain changes by neighborhood, from the slope of Gresham Butte down to the low, wet stretches along Johnson Creek near the Springwater Corridor. Older farmhouses from the early 1900s sit alongside postwar ranch homes and newer infill, so a foundation dig out can mean anything from shallow rock to a high water table depending on which side of town you are on.
Land clearing work here is usually tied to infill lots rather than raw acreage, which means tighter access, closer neighbors, and more attention to existing utility lines than a rural clearing job out in Boring or Damascus would need. Drainage toward Johnson Creek is the constant factor that shapes how we grade and backfill almost everywhere in the city.
Where we work in Gresham
- Gresham Butte
- Main City Park
- Springwater Corridor
- Johnson Creek
What Gresham calls us for
Foundation Dig Outs
High water table near Johnson Creek behaves nothing like the shallow rock up on Gresham Butte.
Land Clearing
Tight infill lots with close neighbors call for more careful access than rural clearing jobs require.