

Good outdoor construction starts below the finished surface. Regis provides excavation and site-work support for landscape, hardscape, drainage, lawn and access projects where the final result depends on proper preparation, grade and material placement.
Equipment access, utilities, soil, disposal, imported material and restoration all affect the right scope. The next step is a site review—not permission to dig or a universal online estimate.

Prepare landscape, lawn, patio, wall, driveway and access areas with a scope that accounts for grade, base material, compaction, drainage and the finished use.
Rough and finish grading for landscape or lawn areas; preparation for patios, walkways and retaining walls; and unsuitable-material removal with approved fill placement.


Trenching may support approved drainage, utility or landscape features. Depth, route, existing utilities, spoils and restoration must be confirmed before work begins.
Known utilities, septic components and private underground features identified; excavated material reuse or disposal addressed in writing; and imported base, fill or drainage material matched to the planned use.
Equipment width, overhead clearance, slopes, soft ground, traffic, property limits, storage space and disposal access can affect feasibility, schedule and price.
Property address, project goal and work area provided; access width, slopes and known utilities documented; and clear photos plus restoration expectations included with the request.


Utilities, permits, access permission, property limits, disposal, imported material and restoration responsibility must be confirmed in the written plan. A website request does not authorize digging, locate private underground features or guarantee that every foundation, septic, utility or road project is within scope.

Regis Landscaping proudly serves:
Not in one of these towns? We also accept projects in surrounding areas!
