Excavation
Whether grading land for construction, installing foundations, or prepping roads, the Freedom Fabrication team of local professionals provides dependable excavation services you can rely on.
Some of the excavation services we offer to the Helena, Montana area include:
- Foundations
- Water Lines
- Septic System
- Roads
- Ponds
- Site Work & Test Holes
Excavation & Moving Dirt
Let Freedom Fabrication’s local excavation experts do the dirty work. Our services include cutting and moving dirt, trenching digging, dredging, and other site development.
Site Grading & Roads
Need a flat surface for your next build? We offer excavation and grading services for constructions sites and new roadways or driveways.
Water and Utility Excavation
Freedom Fabrication works with your local utility provider to excavate and install water lines, septic systems, and other utilities.
The Process
From constructing a road, building a building, or installing a pond, almost every construction site starts with excavation. Excavation involves digging and moving earth, rock or other materials. This can be done through earthwork, trenching, tunneling, digging holes, grading land, and leveling.
With our fleet of company-owned dirt-moving excavation equipment, Freedom Fabrication’s professional excavation services will do the heavy lifting for you – from cutting out driveways and curbs to installing utility and electrical lines.
Call For a Quote:
(406) 422-2236
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Excavation F.A.Q.
Here are some frequently asked questions we get about excavation projects. Feel free to contact us for anything else you’d like to know before getting started.
How much does a septic system cost, roughly?
$7,000 – $15,000
How much pit run or road base should you put down for a road or driveway?
We suggest 6 – 8 inches to provide a good base before you put your road mix or crushed gravel down. This helps to prevent excess mud ruts in the springtime when it is wet.
What is the proper depth that a water line should be buried?
You should bury your water line at 6ft. Because of frost in the ground in the winter, this depth prevents water lines from freezing especially if you will be driving over it.
Is it okay to drive over the drain field?
NO. You should not drive over your drain field because you could crush the chambers and cause your system to fail.
How deep are electric lines buried?
Code or standard for electric lines is 24 inches minimum.
Contact Us
PHYSICAL: 6918 Applegate Dr. Helena, Montana 59602
MAILING: P.O. Box 6907, Helena, MT 59604
(406) 422-2236
tgriffith@freedomfabmt.com
