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Excavation & Demolition in Boone County, Indiana

Boone County might be moving more dirt right now than any county in Indiana — Lebanon, Whitestown, and Zionsville are converting farmland to development at full speed. We bring septic, drainage, building pads, demolition, ponds, and driveway work to every corner of it.

Where we work in Boone County

LebanonZionsvilleWhitestownThorntownJamestownAdvance…and everywhere between

Know your ground

What makes Boone County dirt different — and why it matters when you dig.

Some of the biggest earthwork in America is happening here

The state's LEAP Innovation District is transforming thousands of acres of Lebanon farmland into one of the largest active development sites in the country. Whatever you think of it, it's an extraordinary amount of mass grading, pad building, and utility work — and it's pulling the whole county's construction market along with it.

14% more neighbors in five years

Boone County grew from about 70,800 people in 2020 to an estimated 80,700 by 2025, with Zionsville now the largest city. Roughly two-thirds of the county is still cultivated farmland — which means the next decade of growth here is going to be built on ground someone has to clear, grade, and pad first.

Water leaves this county in three directions

Boone County sits high enough that Sugar Creek drains it west, Big Raccoon Creek southwest, and Eagle Creek southeast toward the reservoir. When your county is a drainage divide, site grading decides which watershed your runoff joins — and whether it lingers in your yard on the way.

The courthouse columns came out of the ground in one piece

The Boone County Courthouse in Lebanon features single-piece limestone columns once believed to be the largest in the world. Indiana limestone built half this state — and knowing how the bedrock and glacial clay above it behave is part of doing foundation and septic work here right.

Boone County FAQs

Do you build pads and driveways for new homes in Boone County?+

Yes — that's the bread and butter of our Boone County work. Pads, driveways, drainage, septic where sewer isn't available, and final grade, coordinated with your builder on one schedule.

Who issues septic permits in Boone County?+

The Boone County Health Department, based on a certified soil evaluation. County clay frequently calls for mound systems; we install conventional, mound, and pressure-distribution designs.

How far is Boone County from your shop?+

Lebanon and Whitestown are a comfortable run southwest from Arcadia, with Zionsville just beyond. The whole county is inside our standard service area.

Ready to break ground in Boone County?

Based in Arcadia, serving Lebanon and all of Boone County. Straight answers, real equipment, done right.