Excavation contractor in Victor

Victor has been the fastest-growing town in Ontario County for two decades, and most of that growth sits on former farm fields between Route 96, Route 251, and the Thruway. That's clay. Subdivisions from Fishers to the village were built by stripping topsoil, compacting the ground with machinery, and spreading a few inches back. Lawns look fine and drain like a parking lot, and the number one call we get from Victor is standing water and wet basements.

The fix is usually a curtain drain across the uphill side of the yard tied to a daylight outlet or dry well, plus regrading at the foundation. In the older village streets and around Boughton Hill the ground is more varied — drumlins and gravel knobs alternating with wet swales — and we'll say which you have after a look.

We also handle the site work that comes with a growing town: garage and addition foundations, pool removals as 1990s pools age out, driveway widening for a third car, and trenching for the electrical runs to sheds, pools, and the detached garages everyone's adding. Victor's building department is thorough about permits and stormwater, and we work inside that.