Lindsley Excavating handles site drainage, storm piping, drainage structures, culvert work and associated grading and restoration. Tell us where water collects, what it affects and where it is intended to discharge so we can review a defined construction scope.
Based in Fulton, serving Central New York. Send your project address to confirm travel, scope and crew availability.
A wet parking area, a blocked culvert and water collecting near a foundation may have different causes. Useful information includes photos taken during rain, the location of existing structures and the elevations of potential outlets. The project may call for maintenance, regrading, replacement piping or an engineered system.
Stormwater retention pond and detention basin construction can be reviewed as part of the civil site package. Send the approved grading plan, outlet and structure details, soil information, and erosion-control requirements. The proposal defines excavation, spoil handling, inlet and outlet installation, grading and restoration against the engineered design.
Pipe size and depth are only part of the work. Inlets, outlets, bedding, trench backfill, erosion protection and surface restoration all affect the estimate. If the work crosses an entrance or existing utility, identify the access and coordination requirements in the invitation.
For a pond, basin or stormwater improvement, send the approved grading details, outlet design, soil information and access route. Excavation, spoil handling and final stabilization need defined limits. Design, approvals and any work outside the authorized limits are confirmed separately before construction.
The outlet elevation, trench depth, structures, temporary water handling and disturbed surfaces matter as much as pipe length. Drainage plans should identify where the collected water can lawfully discharge.
| Work area | Items to include in the request | Confirm before construction |
|---|---|---|
| Storm piping | Trenching, bedding, pipe work and backfill | Route, diameter, inverts and outlet |
| Drainage structures | Excavation and installation scope for inlets or catch basins | Structure schedule and connection details |
| Culvert work | Removal, replacement and approach restoration | Approved crossing detail and water-management scope |
| Surface correction | Grading, aggregate and pavement restoration | Design grades and authorized discharge |
For your estimate
Yes. Drainage corrections, trench restoration and base preparation can be coordinated with the paving scope.
We can discuss the problem and review available information. Where design or approvals are needed, those requirements must be resolved before final construction pricing.
Central New York and regional project inquiries are reviewed for scope, travel and scheduling. These are service areas; our business address is in Fulton, and this is not a separate branch office.
Send the location, drawings, scope and target dates to Shawn. Call Monday–Friday, 7 a.m.–5 p.m. Pricing and availability are confirmed after project review.