Onyx & Iron reviews excavation, land clearing, demolition and site preparation scopes for homeowners, general contractors, developers and commercial property owners across North Texas.
Request a Scope ReviewDefine clearing limits, vegetation or improvements to remain, structures or paving to remove, equipment access and disposal responsibilities. Existing utilities and adjacent property protection must be considered before removal begins.
Review cuts and fills, building-pad preparation, material handling and haul routes against the site plans and available survey information. Import, export, unsuitable material and disposal requirements need clear inclusions or allowances.
Establish the target elevations, limits of work and interface with foundations, paving and drainage. Survey control, compaction requirements, testing and responsibility for accepting the prepared surface should be identified in the scope.
Site access and sequencing affect when foundations, paving and underground utilities can proceed. Define who provides layout, locates existing utilities, obtains permits and coordinates inspections before mobilization.
Send the project address, a description of the work, site photographs and current plans or survey when available. Include clearing or demolition limits, target elevations, known soil conditions, equipment access and the desired schedule.
Yes. Onyx & Iron can review related site preparation and concrete scopes together. The proposal must identify trade boundaries, prerequisites and the work included for each part of the project.
These items must be defined in the written proposal. Quantities, material suitability, haul distance, disposal acceptance and site access can materially change the work.
Our primary coverage is Rockwall, Kaufman, Collin, Denton, Dallas, Tarrant, Hunt, Henderson, Smith, Ellis, Parker and Wise counties. Other Texas and Oklahoma projects are reviewed by scope, travel and scheduling.
Review our project photography and field footage. For your project, send the location, buyer type, plans and scope, access restrictions, desired schedule and proposed payment terms.