Landscape Grading & Soil Replacement

The primary purpose of landscape grading is to ensure proper drainage

Improper grading can lead to serious issues, including damage to a structure’s foundation, poor drainage, soil erosion, and other complex landscape problems. Left unaddressed, these challenges can compromise both the safety and long-term durability of your property.

At Twin-City Interloc, we specialize in precise landscape grading solutions tailored to each site. Using proven techniques such as sloping land away from structures, constructing retention ponds, and diffusing water flow, we ensure effective drainage and erosion control. Our expertise also extends to grading modifications for stairs, slopes, rock walls, retaining walls, embankments, and water features—delivering stable, functional, and lasting results.

The Landscape Grading Process:

Measure & Design
Removing Top Soil
Soil Excavating (As needed)
Rough Grading
Back Filling Soil
Final Grading