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Bushkill drainage, lot clearing, grading, and wall work

Bushkill is where the land usually tells you what kind of job it is. Trees, slope, runoff, washout, soft ground, bad access. You do not really guess your way through that kind of site.

What jobs usually look like in Bushkill

A lot of Bushkill properties need to be opened up before anything else can happen. Clear the lot, figure out where the water is coming from, then decide what gets graded, drained, retained, or built out.

This is not usually light cosmetic work. It is more often site prep, runoff control, access, and building something solid on ground that has been fighting the owner for a while.

The upside is that once the rough conditions are handled, these properties can change fast.

Things we usually have to account for

Wooded lots often need clearing just to see the real grade and water path.
Storm runoff and steep sections can wash out stone, mulch, and weak edges pretty quickly.
Bushkill jobs often need drainage and retaining at the same time, not one or the other.

The work we do a lot of in Bushkill

Lot clearing

For overgrown property, access cuts, and opening up a site before the real work starts.

French drains

For water that keeps crossing the lot or sitting where you need usable ground.

Grading

For rough, uneven ground that needs to shed water better and support the next phase.

Retaining walls

For slopes and cut-in areas where the ground needs to be held in place before the yard can work.