Share:

Whether you’re building a new home or you just want to revamp your existing landscaping, you’ll need to hire an excavating contractor for the job. It’s important to ask friends, family, and neighbors for recommendations and do research online before requesting an estimate. However, there are a few other questions you should ask a potential contractor to protect yourself from poor workmanship.

3 Questions to Ask When Hiring an Excavating Contractor

1. Do You Guarantee Your Work?

Any reputable excavating contractor will guarantee their work. That means you don’t make the final payment until you’re happy with the job they’ve done. If they don’t offer any guarantee, you may want to explore other options so you can have peace of mind. 

2. Can You Provide References?

You should ask this of any contractor you hire, not just an excavating company, and you should contact their references even if you’ve read reviews online. It’s beneficial to speak with someone over the phone or in person, as they’re more likely to be honest about how they felt about the work performed. If the contractor refuses to give you references or doesn’t have any, keep looking.

excavating contractor3. Who Is Responsible for the Debris Created?

Both commercial and residential excavating projects create a lot of excess dirt and debris. You need to find out up front who is responsible for hauling it away. Your excavating contractor should include any related hauling costs in your estimate, but always ask for clarification.

 

Excavation is a major job for any property, so it’s crucial to work with an excavating contractor who is both experienced and professional. If you’re in need of commercial or residential excavating in or around St. Marys, PA, the contractors at Pro-Dig Enterprises can help. They’re experienced and offer quality work at an affordable price. Plus, they guarantee you’ll be satisfied with their services. Learn more about their excavating services by visiting them online, or call (814) 781-1506 to request an estimate.

tracking