Geothermal · Excavation · Build · Spring Hill, Kansas(913) 205-5848bryan@auorkc.com

Excavation & build · Kansas City metro & surrounding counties

Excavation & sitework, then the build.

GeothermalKC digs, grades & prepares the site with its own CAT 304 compact excavator & Bobcat MT100 mini track loader, then carries the project through to the finished build in house: foundations, walls, drainage, driveways, outbuildings, additions & geothermal systems.

One company from the first dig to the finished job

  • The company that prepares the site builds what goes on it, so there is no handoff between the excavator & the builder & no gap in the schedule between trades.
  • A project can start as a single piece of dirt work, such as a French drain, a pad or a footing dig, & grow into the full job once the ground is ready.
  • Compact equipment gets through tighter access & is lighter on finished ground. Engineering & permits come from the appropriate professionals where a design calls for them, & GeothermalKC builds to it.

Excavation & sitework services

01

Site excavation & grading

Digging & shaping ground for building pads, outbuildings & additions, & rough or finish grading so water moves away from structures.

Typical projects: residential lots, acreage & small commercial sites, often followed by the slab, shop, garage or addition on the finished pad.

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Wide area of freshly backfilled & rough graded ground at the edge of a wooded lot
Backfilled & rough graded loop field, Basehor, Kansas.

02

Drainage & utility trenching, including French drains

Trenching for French drains, downspout & surface drain lines, & utility runs, with the trench backfilled & the ground put back in order.

Typical projects: yards & sites with a clear drainage outlet, often followed by regrading, walls, patios or driveways on the same job.

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Deep, straight walled trench with a spoil pile & a laser level on the grass beside it
Trench excavation on a geothermal loop field job, Basehor, Kansas.

03

Retaining wall projects & foundation/footing excavation

Excavation & base preparation for retaining walls, & footings & foundations dug to the dimensions on the plans.

Typical projects: walls & foundations with drawings or a clear specification, carried through to the finished wall or structure in house.

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Narrow trench dug alongside a concrete slab on a residential building site
Representative photo

04

Pond excavation or dredging, where site & equipment suit

Digging small ponds & cleaning out sediment from ponds compact equipment can safely reach from the bank or a dry bottom.

Case by case: reach, bank stability, water level & haul off decide what is possible. Dams, work in streams & larger ponds may need permits or larger equipment.

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Small pond in a grassy field with trees behind it
Representative photo

05

Driveway base & access preparation

Cutting, shaping & preparing base for driveways, access lanes & equipment pads, so the surface that goes on top has something sound underneath.

Typical projects: new rural drives, access lanes & pads, finished with surfacing & the buildings the pads are for.

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Compact track loader beside a freshly graded gravel drive through woods
Representative photo

The equipment

Compact excavator working in a grassy field
Representative photo

CAT 304 compact excavator

The digging machine: trenches, footings, pond work & loading spoil on sites where a full size excavator would be too big.

Compact track loader carrying a bucket of dirt on a wooded site
Representative photo

Bobcat MT100 mini track loader

A compact loader for moving material, backfilling, spreading base & cleanup where space is tight.

Site & access questions covered at the consultation

Most surprises on small sites come from access & what is underground. Knowing these early keeps the scope accurate.

  • Width of the narrowest gate, gap or path the equipment has to pass through
  • Slopes, soft or wet ground, & where a trailer can unload
  • Overhead lines, trees, fences, septic systems, wells & irrigation
  • Underground utilities: locates are required before digging
  • Where excavated soil goes: kept on site, spread, or hauled away
  • What the finished site should look like: rough grade, topsoil, seed, sod or the build that follows
  • Plans, surveys, HOA or local rules that apply to the work

Project consultations

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Excavation, sitework & the build that follows, across the Kansas City metro & surrounding counties. Consultation requests with the location, the work needed & photos of the site are the quickest to schedule.