Year-round · 1/4-acre to 5-acre lots
Site preparation
Clear, grub, strip, and grade. Pad-build to engineered spec, compacted to 95% Proctor on every lift.
Excavation, frozen-ground operations, and site-prep — narrowed deliberately. If a job sits outside this list we'll hand it to the right subcontractor on the same call.
Every job is logged as a field dispatch: reference number, neighborhood, scope, and spec. Six recent operations from the Wild North book.
The operating standards every Wild North crew works to, before any testimonial gets written. Written down so you can audit them on day one.
Every dig starts with a verified locate ticket. Power, gas, water, fiber, telecom — all marked, photographed, and signed off before the first cut.
Every lift on every pad gets density-tested to 95% Proctor minimum. Test results filed with closeout and handed to your engineer of record.
Insulated blankets, steam lances, heated buckets, and a -40°F operating floor. If your project sits frozen Oct through April, we're the call.
We're a new shop. Customer reviews are still being earned, one job at a time. Until then, our standards are written down — call the references on file and ask.
Licensing, insurance, dispatch hours, and the territory we run. Available for review on request — no badge fluff, no expired ribbons.
Excavation contractor · state-registered
General liability · workers' comp · auto
Emergency thaw + storm response
Anchorage bowl · Eagle River · JBER
Anchorage bowl, Eagle River, Chugiak, JBER. Mat-Su when the schedule allows. Freeze-priority zones are color-coded by frost depth on record.
Core operating territory · 12-min average response
Older slabs, deep frost lens, frequent winter calls
Aging utility runs, full-stack winter ops
Shallow service entries, mixed-era housing
Hillside cuts, glacial till at depth
Larger lots, drainfield + foundation work
Federal contracts · base-access cleared
Available when call volume permits
Emergency dig calls go straight to the phone — we dispatch around the clock. Use this form for scheduled site visits, pre-season planning, or to put a project on the winter calendar.