Service areas
Twelve communities across Ottawa and the surrounding townships, each with its own ground and access.
STA 01 / Coverage
Places served, not offices.
Each community below has its own pattern of housing, lot size, soil and utility arrangement. A subdivision built in 2005 with rear-lane access is a different job from a 1950s bungalow on a fifty-foot lot, even when the excavation is the same depth.
The area pages describe those differences in general terms so the first conversation starts from the right assumptions about access, spoil and timing.
- 01
Excavation in Kanata
Subdivisions built from the 1980s onward, with new builds and pockets of shallow rock.
- 02
Excavation in Nepean
Postwar bungalows and 1960s to 1980s split levels, often with tight side yards.
- 03
Excavation in Barrhaven
Newer subdivisions and townhomes where rear-yard access and clay dominate the planning.
- 04
Excavation in Orleans
Family homes from the 1980s to the 2000s, with additions, driveways and drainage work.
- 05
Excavation in Gloucester
Mixed suburban stock and older lots, including Blackburn Hamlet, with varied access.
- 06
Excavation in Stittsville
A village core, new subdivisions and rural edges with larger rear yards.
- 07
Excavation in Manotick
Village and Rideau riverfront properties, many on septic with longer driveways.
- 08
Excavation in Greely
Estate lots on septic and wells, reached by rural roads and longer haul routes.
- 09
Excavation in Carp
Rural lots where limestone and shallow bedrock appear in places, with wells on site.
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Excavation in Richmond
Village and rural edges, heavy clay, agricultural lots and septic systems.
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Excavation in Cumberland
East-end lots with mixed soil, rural stretches and room for machinery on larger parcels.
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Excavation in Rockland
Larger lots east of Ottawa, new builds and septic systems on the rural edges.
STA 02 / Start a project
Tell us where the lot is.
Send the address and the work involved. Access and timing are usually the first things to confirm.