Mass Excavation
We cut and fill large sites and move dirt in bulk for shops and commercial buildings. Extra dirt leaves by the load, and we haul in fill or gravel when a site runs short.
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Demolition clears a building off your property once it is past saving. We take down whole structures: houses, barns, garages, sheds and shops. We also tear out old concrete slabs and haul the debris away ourselves. Bedrock Excavation and General Contracting does this work across the Lower Yakima Valley and the Tri-Cities.
Sunnyside sits at the center of our service area, and we work about 50 miles around it. That circle takes in Yakima and the Tri-Cities, and larger demolition jobs farther out in Washington are quoted on request. Because we also handle excavation in Sunnyside, the dirt work after a teardown comes from the same company.
Tell us about the teardown, dirt work, pad or building project and where it is. We look at the job and put the quote in writing.
A house demolition starts with a building that is past repair, or a lot you want for something new. Yakima County lists fire damage and water damage among the reasons a structure may need demolition. We take the whole structure down and clear it off the lot.
On farm ground around Sunnyside, the building might be an old barn or a leaning machine shed. Barn demolition follows the same steps as a house, and so do detached garages and shops. We take each one down and haul the debris out by the load.
Washington law calls for a good faith asbestos inspection before most demolition projects. The duty sits with the property owner or the owner's agent, and an accredited building inspector does the survey. State law has the property owner share the report with contractors before they bid. Any asbestos it finds is removed before the building comes down, usually by an abatement contractor.
In Yakima County, a demolition notice goes to the Yakima Regional Clean Air Agency, even when no asbestos turns up. For most projects, the agency asks for it at least 10 days ahead. The Benton Clean Air Agency requires a notice for every demolition in Benton County. In Franklin County, the state Department of Ecology is the air agency.
Pulling a foundation moves material below the ground, so Washington's dig law applies. The locate request through 811 goes in two to 10 full business days before work starts. The utilities do not mark private lines, like power run to a shop or a private irrigation line. Finding those falls to the property owner.
Old concrete can outlast the building that sat on it. We break out old slabs and haul the pieces off, and the written quote says which concrete comes out. Sometimes an old slab comes out to make room for a bigger concrete slab.
Debris leaves the property with us. Washington's outdoor burning rules list construction and demolition debris as a material that may not be burned. Lumber, roofing, metal and broken concrete all go out by the load.
Once the building is gone, the lot is ready for what comes next. We can grade it so water runs off, or start site preparation for the next build. When a new shop or carport is the plan, our general contracting work picks up from there.
Call or text for a written quote. We work about 50 miles around Sunnyside across the Yakima Valley and the Tri-Cities.
(509) 439-2533From the first call or text to the finished work, here is how it goes.
Call or text (509) 439-2533 about the job. Let us know where the property is and what you need done.
We look over the site and the ground. We check the access, and what has to come out or come in.
You get a written quote that spells out the work. The job goes on the schedule when you say go.
Before any digging starts, a locate request goes to 811 so buried utility lines get marked. Washington law calls for it two to 10 full business days ahead.
We do the work the quote describes and haul off what has to go. The ground is left ready for what comes next, like a crop or a shop.
Common questions about demolition around Sunnyside and the towns out to Yakima and the Tri-Cities. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.
We cut and fill large sites and move dirt in bulk for shops and commercial buildings. Extra dirt leaves by the load, and we haul in fill or gravel when a site runs short.
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We clear and strip the lot, then rough grade it and dig for the foundation. After the foundation is poured, we backfill around it.
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We regrade worn gravel driveways and build new ones. We also grade yards and lots so water moves away from the house.
Learn MoreThe company that cuts your pad can also build the carport or shop that sits on it. One call covers both halves of the project.
When a job needs gravel brought in or debris taken out, we haul it on our own trailer. Extra dirt from a cut can go out the same way.
We look at the job before we price it. The quote comes to you in writing, with the work spelled out.
Tell us about the job and where it is, and we will set a time to look at it. Call or text (509) 439-2533 or use the form, and the quote comes to you in writing.
Tell us about the teardown, dirt work, pad or building project and where it is. We look at the job and put the quote in writing.
