Mountain property comes with steep slopes, heavy rain and rock. We plan each project around those conditions so the work holds up.
Shaping the ground so water moves away from the house, driveway and foundations.
Removing trees, stumps and brush to prepare a building site, pasture or garden.
Digging and preparing ground for additions, outbuildings and utilities, including tight work around wells.
Natural stone, block and concrete walls that hold back soil on slopes and create level space for lawns, patios and drives.
Boulder borders, stone edging and finished landscaping after the heavy work is done.
Regrading and repairing gravel drives damaged by washouts and heavy rain.
Clearing fallen trees and debris and repairing banks and ground damaged by flooding.
Most site projects in the mountains start with trees. When the tree crew and the excavation crew are separate companies, you coordinate two schedules and pay for two trips.
We clear the trees, grind the stumps, grade the site and build the walls ourselves, in the order the job requires. You have one contact, one estimate and one company responsible for the result.
Slope and soil. Steep or loose ground affects how we grade and what kind of wall will hold.
Water. Where rain runs today, and where it needs to go when we are done.
Access. Narrow or steep drives determine which equipment we bring in.
Trees and roots. Which trees stay, which come out, and how to protect the ones that remain.
Permits. Whether the size of the project calls for an erosion control plan or county review.






“A rather large tree needed to be removed and a large scale job of excavation was involved around a delicate well house structure. They completed the job perfectly with care and on time.”
“He went above and beyond by moving 5 enormous stones to the edge of our driveway… so that the landscaping looked professional. It looks incredible.”
“They took down some trees for us and repaired creek damage from Helene!”
“Outstanding quality results and work ethic from Marvin. This is your go to place for tree work and Hardscapes!”
Most residential projects do not. In North Carolina, projects that disturb more than one acre generally require an approved erosion and sedimentation control plan, and some larger or steep-slope projects may need county review. We will tell you what applies during the estimate.
We build natural stone, block and poured concrete walls. The right choice depends on the slope, the height and how you want it to look.
Yes. We can remove the trees, grind the stumps and grade the site so it is ready for your builder.
Yes. We regrade the drive and correct the drainage that is causing the washouts.
Yes. We clear fallen trees and debris and repair ground, banks and drives damaged by heavy rain and flooding. See storm and emergency service.
Estimates are free and done in person by the owner.