(412) 501-2259

Service area · Cranberry Township, PA

Excavation & Site Work in Cranberry Township, PA

Free site visits and written quotes for excavation in Cranberry Township and nearby.

The Pittsburgh Excavating Company serves Cranberry Township, PA for excavation, grading, trenching and land clearing, with free estimates and written quotes. Call (412) 501-2259 or text a photo of the job.

Excavation & Site Work in Cranberry Township, PA

Excavation & Site Work services in Cranberry Township

Cranberry Township lies across the line in Butler County, where Interstate 79 meets the Turnpike, and it has grown faster than almost anywhere in the region. Much of the land was farms and woodlots until recently, so new subdivisions and business parks sit on freshly cut and filled ground. The soil is clay and silt over shale and sandstone, and Brush Creek and its tributaries drain the rolling hills. New lots often have settling backfill and builder grades that leave water against the house. Some homes on the township's edges still rely on wells and septic systems. Our Cranberry work runs from homeowner jobs, like drainage swales, patio and pool digs and garage pads, to site prep for commercial buildings, with erosion control set before any earth moves.

Neighborhoods we cover in Cranberry Township

  • Cranberry Woods
  • Rochester Road corridor
  • Freedom Road corridor
  • Graham Park area

Permits and local rules

Cranberry Township issues building and site permits for the township, and Butler County rules apply to septic systems through the local sewage enforcement officer. Disturbing 5,000 square feet or more needs a written erosion and sediment control plan. Call PA One Call at least three business days ahead.

Frequently asked questions

Do you do excavation work in Cranberry Township?

Yes. We serve all of Cranberry Township and the surrounding area. Site visits and estimates are free.

Do I need a permit for excavation in Cranberry Township?

Cranberry Township issues building and site permits for the township, and Butler County rules apply to septic systems through the local sewage enforcement officer. Disturbing 5,000 square feet or more needs a written erosion and sediment control plan. Call PA One Call at least three business days ahead.

How long does a typical job take?

Small trenching and grading jobs take a day or two. Larger site prep takes longer and depends on weather and soil.

Ready to get started?

Free estimate and a written quote. Call us or send the form.

Call (412) 501-2259