

Trenching and foundation preparation are layout-driven excavation tasks. Route, depth, width, grade, equipment access, soil, groundwater, spoils, nearby improvements and the next trade's requirements must be understood before excavation begins.
Regis can evaluate excavation support for selected drainage, landscape, utility and structure-preparation projects. The accepted written scope must identify design responsibility, utility coordination, material handling, inspection and restoration.

A drainage or landscape-feature trench needs a defined route, grade, outlet or termination, material specification and restoration plan. Excavation alone does not prove that a drainage design will perform.
Confirm route, depth and grade from the accepted plan; identify crossings, access limits and spoil handling; and coordinate bedding, drainage material, backfill, compaction and surface restoration.


A utility trench must follow the requirements of the utility owner, designer or qualified trade responsible for the installation. Trench excavation does not include an unapproved connection or represent authorization from a utility or municipality.
Confirm the responsible utility or trade and its trench specification; arrange required public notifications and private-feature locating; and assign bedding, conduit or pipe, inspection, backfill and connection responsibilities in writing.
Preparation for a foundation, slab or other structure must follow accepted plans, dimensions, elevations and professional or municipal requirements where applicable. Not every foundation or structural excavation falls within the same scope.
Provide the accepted plan and benchmarks; confirm excavation limits, subgrade, over-excavation, stone or fill, dewatering, access and spoil handling; and identify inspection and handoff responsibilities before mobilization.


Accepted plans, property access, excavation limits, utility notifications, private underground features, permits, inspections, soil and groundwater conditions, spoil handling, imported material, safety controls and restoration must be assigned in writing. A website request does not authorize digging or guarantee project acceptance.

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Regis also evaluates trenching and preparation projects in Merrimack, Pelham, Manchester and other communities near Hudson when scope and travel are a good fit.
