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Lock In Grading Services in Orofino and surrounding areas

You're ready to build, but your site needs to be leveled, sloped for drainage, and compacted to support a foundation. When you hire Clearwater Land & Timber Services in Orofino, you're getting rough and final grading that prepares your land for construction. You'll see the blade scrape high spots, fill low areas, and shape the ground into a flat, stable pad that drains water away from your foundation.

We handle land leveling for proper water flow, slope corrections to prevent erosion, and soil compaction that stabilizes the surface in Orofino. Whether you're building a new home or preparing a commercial pad, we provide foundation-ready site prep that meets the standards builders and contractors expect. Every grade is checked for accuracy, and every slope is designed to keep water moving in the right direction.

Secure your grading services and site preparation in Orofino with a crew that works to exact specifications.

What's Included in This Service

Grading is about more than pushing dirt around—it's about creating a surface that supports weight and sheds water.

We use laser-guided equipment in Orofino to achieve precise elevations and consistent slopes across your site.

Here's what we include in every grading project:

How Our Process Works

In Orofino, where building sites range from flat valley floors to sloped hillsides, proper grading is essential for preventing foundation issues and drainage problems. We start with rough grading to establish the overall shape, then move to final grading for smooth, compacted surfaces ready for concrete or framing.

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What's the difference between rough and final grading?
Rough grading shapes the land and establishes drainage. Final grading smooths the surface and compacts soil to prepare for foundation work or paving.
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How do you prevent water from pooling near the foundation?
We slope the ground away from the building pad at a minimum of two percent grade. Water flows to swales, ditches, or designated drainage areas.
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Do you compact the soil after grading?
Absolutely. We use plate compactors and vibratory rollers to compress soil layers, ensuring a stable base for construction.
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How long does site preparation take for a new home?
Most residential grading projects in Orofino are completed in two to four days, depending on site size and soil conditions.

When your project depends on a level, stable, properly drained building pad, you need grading done with precision and care. We've prepped sites all over Orofino for homes, shops, and commercial buildings, and we bring the same attention to slope, compaction, and drainage to every job. Contact us now to schedule your grading and get your site ready for construction.