Guides
Plain answers about digging, drainage and underground work in central Indiana, from a shop that has done it since 1964.
These guides answer the questions we hear on the phone every week: what has to happen before anyone digs, how deep a line has to go, where water should leave a yard, and what a project needs from the homeowner.
Each one is written for property in the towns we work, from Lebanon to Martinsville, and names where its facts come from. If your question is not here, call the office and ask it.
Latest Guides
The first guides are being written now. Until they are up, the service pages below answer most questions, or call (317) 892-0074.
Start From a Service
Water linesThe line from the main to your building, replaced or repaired.→DrainageFor ground that will not take water away on its own.→Sump pits and pumpsThe pit, the pump and the line that carries the water away.→Directional boringA new line under a drive or a road, without cutting it.→Storm sheltersSet below grade, backfilled, and ready before the siren.→Retaining wallsHolding a change in grade, with the drainage behind it.→