Site Development Contractor in Central Florida
From raw ground to a finished site.
Site development is the full sequence: take a piece of ground and turn it into a site that drains, carries traffic and has the surfaces the project needs.
For commercial builds and larger properties, the value of one contractor covering grading through paving is that the handoffs stop being your problem. Grade, drainage, base, access and asphalt get sequenced together, and when the field turns up something the plans did not show, the same crew adjusts.
General contractor projects require coordination with other trades. Discuss underground work, curbs, concrete, access and site readiness when planning the paving sequence.
Site Development project scope
Site development scope
- Site grading and cut and fill
- Drainage shaping and correction
- Building and equipment pad preparation
- Base placement and compaction
- Access drives, entrances and internal circulation
- Parking area construction
- Asphalt paving and surfacing
- Prepared ground for the specified surface
- Striping and layout
- Sequencing coordinated with the general contractor
Site Development assessment
Common pavement and site concerns
Too many trades on the dirt
Grading, base and paving under one contractor removes the finger pointing when a grade is wrong.
Drainage designed on paper, wrong in the field
Caught during grading, when it is still cheap to fix.
Schedule keeps moving
Mobilizations planned around real site readiness rather than an optimistic date.
Site Development project planning
How the job takes shape
- 1
Review plans and walk the site
Scope, grades, access and phasing.
- 2
Sequence with the schedule
What has to happen before we mobilize.
- 3
Grade and drainage
Site shaped and water handled.
- 4
Base and surfaces
Base prepared for the specified surface, followed by asphalt paving where included.
- 5
Finish and mark
Striping, layout and final grade cleanup.
Discuss the site condition, drainage, access and intended use when requesting an estimate. Ask for a written scope so you can compare the proposed work.
Tri-State site development photos
Photos from our work
Explore our paving, grading and pavement maintenance work.
Graded yard area between storage buildings
Track loader moving dirt on an open site
site work
New asphalt drive and curb return next to a building
Graded and compacted drive alongside a building, ready for paving
Graded drive curving around a building and oak trees
Commercial and residential site development
Who we work with
- General contractors on commercial builds
- Commercial owners developing a property
- Industrial and equipment yard operators
- Churches, schools and facilities expanding
- Developers on early phase work
Common questions
- Do you work as a subcontractor to a general contractor?
- We work with general contractors on commercial builds. Discuss plans, site readiness and the work sequence when requesting an estimate.
- Can you do the dirt work and the paving?
- Yes, and that is usually the point. Grading, base and asphalt under one contractor keeps the responsibility in one place.
Asphalt paving and grading estimates in Central Florida
Ready for a written estimate?
Tell us about the property and the work you need. Discuss the site condition, access and proposed scope for your estimate.