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Water going where it shouldn't? We re-grade so it goes where it should.
Water always wins — unless the grade wins first. Standing water in the yard, a soggy spot that never dries, water creeping toward the foundation, a driveway that sheets ice every winter: all grading problems, and all fixable with the right equipment and an eye for how water actually moves across your property.
We re-grade yards, cut swales, correct slopes away from foundations, fix washouts, and prep proper drainage for patios, driveways, and new construction across Central Minnesota. It's some of the highest-value work we do — a day of grading can protect a foundation worth hundreds of thousands.
Small corrections (one side of a house, a low spot) often run $500–$1,500; full-yard regrades more, depending on size and how much material moves. Free on-site looks make it exact — and we'll tell you if a cheap fix solves it.
Very often, yes. The first 10 feet from your foundation should drop about 6 inches. If soil has settled against the house (it almost always has on older homes), correcting that grade is the first, cheapest fix before anything fancy.
A shallow, graded channel that moves water across or around your property the way a gutter moves it off your roof. Done right, it's nearly invisible and completely changes how your yard handles rain.
Yes — regrading and recrowning a gravel driveway with our skid loader is quick, affordable work that we do all over Central Minnesota.
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