What is construction site preparation?
1. Site evaluation
Site elevation is the primary process in the construction process. Soil will be tested to determine what type of foundation is needed.
2. Land clearing
Land clearing may require a demolition crew to tear down structures, remove trees, or shift objects and stones. This step is crucial to clear away any objects that are inconveniently placed.
3. Site excavation
Site Excavation is the next phase of our building process. Soil is removed based the type of foundation needed for project.
4. Utility mapping
Utility Mapping is key in assuring lots have plumbing and electricity.
5. Foundation pouring
Once lot or lots are developed, foundation is poured and construction goes vertical.
FAQs
How long does construction site preparation take?
Construction site preparation time depends on various circumstances surrounding the site and can take 1 – 2 months.
What materials are used for site preparation?
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Common tools used in site preparation include shovels, cutlasses, hoes, axes, wheelbarrows, bulldozers, tractors, etc.
Why is construction site preparation important?
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Before embarking on a home-build project, it is important to consider the site and how ready it is for the building you want. This includes clearing the land of debris, leveling the ground, evaluating the land to know how it affects your building, etc.
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Site preparation is important for several reasons. Not only does it ensure that the site is safe and ready for construction and reduces the impact of the construction work on the environment, but it also helps speed up the construction process.
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Whether planning a small or large construction project, site preparation is essential, do this and you are already on your way to getting your dream home.
