Large projects · Dig to build
From the first dig to the finished building.
For owners, investors & developers who want one contract from excavation through construction. GeothermalKC handles the site work & foundations & carries the project through to the finished building.
Fewer handoffs, fewer gaps in the schedule
Most projects lose time between contractors: the excavator finishes, the concrete contractor is not ready, & the builder inherits a pad built to someone else’s reading of the plans. Keeping site work & construction under one contract removes those gaps.
GeothermalKC scopes the whole project at the consultation, from clearing & utilities to the finished structure, with geothermal heating & cooling available on the same schedule.
One company from the first dig to the finished building, for residential, agricultural & light commercial projects across the Kansas City metro & surrounding counties.
What a full project can include
- Site preparation, grading & building pads
- Drainage, utility trenching & driveways
- Footings, foundations & slabs
- Residential & light commercial construction
- Additions, shops & outbuildings
- Geothermal heating & cooling
How a full project runs
Consultation
The site, the plans & the budget are reviewed.
Scope & schedule
Site work, foundation & construction are planned as one schedule.
Site work
Clearing, grading, utilities & the pad are completed.
Foundation
Footings & slab are formed & poured.
Build
The structure is built & the site finished.
Typical projects & exclusions
Typical projects
- Owners building on acreage
- Investors & developers with small residential or commercial projects
- Projects that need site work before construction can start
Not included
- Large subdivision infrastructure
- Architectural & engineering design, which comes from licensed professionals
Common questions
Can GeothermalKC handle both the site work & the building?
Yes. Site work, foundations & construction are carried out under one contract, so the project does not change contractors between the dig & the build.
Does GeothermalKC work with developers?
Yes. Small residential & light commercial developments across the Kansas City metro are reviewed at the consultation.
Can geothermal be added to a new build?
Yes. New construction is the easiest time to add geothermal, since the loop field can be dug during site preparation.
Project consultations
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Excavation to finished building from site work to the finished building, across the Kansas City metro & surrounding counties. Consultation requests with the location & photos of the site are the quickest to schedule.