Excavation and Land Clearing · Glen Rock, PA
Footings here go below a 30 inch frost line, the depth set in the borough's building code, so that number belongs in any quote for an addition, a porch or a garage. Retaining walls over 4 feet generally need a permit. The borough repaired its own Codorus Street retaining wall after Tropical Storm Lee in 2011, a fair reminder to ask how a new wall will drain.
Based in Glen Rock
Pools and spas, excavation and outdoor lighting and audio are part of the lineup at Almony's Outdoors on Georges Court in Glen Rock. The company also designs and installs landscapes and hardscapes, fire pits and flower packages, runs fertilization, weed and disease treatments, and does field mowing and brush hogging, for homes and commercial properties.
Daniel Fiedler started Clear View Excavation in 2008, per its website. From Commerce Drive in Glen Rock, the company digs ponds and foundations, clears lots, grades building pads, handles erosion control and runs backhoe, dozer and track loader work, with dump trucks for hauling material and equipment.
Rock trenching is the niche at Springfield Contractors on Seaks Run Road in Glen Rock, which describes itself as a site improvement and underground utility general contractor working nationwide. Services include drilling and blasting, gas pipeline trenching, sanitary sewers, pipe replacement and land development.
Serves Glen Rock from nearby
Established in 2008, by its own account, From The Ground Up covers York and Glen Rock with landscaping and hardscaping, decks, concrete, water features and general construction. The list includes retaining walls, rock landscaping, sod and artificial turf, for houses and businesses, and the website has a project estimator.
Family-owned since 1955, by its own account, Emory J. Peters Excavating & Paving works from East Market Avenue in Dallastown and lists York, Red Lion, Glen Rock, Spring Grove and Wrightsville among its towns.
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