This project in Evans City, PA included removing an old wooden deck and erecting a residential brick addition to add a sun room to the home and expand the existing cellar's utility space. The winter picture with the deck was what it looked like when we signed the contract--before we started work. Then in the spring Big Red rolled onto the site with the backhoe. Doc started digging the foundation to pour the new footer.
Doc and Dustin unloaded about 70 one-thousand pound Dura-Blocks for a retaining wall in Sewickley Heights. They excavated the hillside, installed the wall, and removed an old concrete swimming pool on the property. Ricco and Doc wrapped up the finish landscaping.
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas ♪ ♫ ♩ The trees are here! Any tree $39.99 at Digger-Doc headquarters 828 New Castle Rd, Slippery Rock, PA 16057. Open every day! Weekend Hours 10am to 10pm. Weekdays 4pm to 10pm.
Great selection. Over 100 trees to choose from...all different shapes and sizes. Pines. Spruce. Firs. Trimmed, baled, and tied to your car. We even have disposal bags--free with every tree.
Call Doc if you need us to bring one to you - delivery available! 724 824-8706. From our family to yours, Merry Christmas!
Re-routing a natural spring from the backyard of a customer's home into a catch basin and away from the foundation.
Here's a shot of Nick and Kevin's weekend project installing a new septic tank in Slippery Rock, PA with the Koehring crawler excavator.
This project included the surveying, excavation, and installation of underground pipe and tie in to pre-fab concrete catch basins in Lawrence County for a new sewage treatment plant. The wet weather made the jobsite look more like a mud wrestling pit!
For this project, we excavated and installed the pool, then landscaped and finished the surface for a residential customer in the North Hills of Pittsburgh, PA.
This project included the installation of gabion baskets near the shore of the river in Pittsburgh, installing a fence, and backfilling.
This project was located at a local park in the North Hills of Pittsburgh. Project included land clearing, digging a foundation, pouring a footer, installing the gazebo, laying new sod, and landscaping around the gazebo.
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