
Strouse Excavating and Landscaping
Wet yards and erosion are a focus for Strouse Excavating and Landscaping, which started out as a snow contractor, it says. The listing is in Dover; the company's own text places it in Mount Wolf and York.
Excavation and Land Clearing · Dover, PA
Inside the borough, digging tends to mean a driveway, a garage pad, a drainage fix or a utility trench rather than clearing acres. Ask how the contractor will handle runoff during the job, where the spoil goes, and whether the work needs a permit from the borough before it starts. Some excavation companies listed for Dover also pave, which helps when the dig ends at a new driveway.
Based in Dover

Wet yards and erosion are a focus for Strouse Excavating and Landscaping, which started out as a snow contractor, it says. The listing is in Dover; the company's own text places it in Mount Wolf and York.

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Tree removal and trimming come first at Affordable Tree Services And Light Excavating on Nursery Road in Dover, with stump removal, light excavation, snow removal, firewood and rough-cut lumber besides. It covers York and Adams counties.
C & J Lawn Care, on Temple School Road in Dover, is a lawn care and landscape service that Google also lists for excavation and sprinkler system work. Open Saturdays.
Serves Dover from nearby
Family-owned with more than four decades in asphalt, by its own account, Interstate Paving works out of Spring Grove and takes jobs around York and Dover and across York, Adams, Cumberland and Franklin counties. New and repaired driveways, widenings, milling, resurfacing, sealing, crack filling and parking lot striping are on its list.
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