Before a foundation can go in, the site has to be open. Spring Creek Builds clears land for building sites in eastern Idaho, and because we are an excavation company, we can move from clearing straight into the dirt work.
Clearing a Building Site
Land clearing opens up a property so excavation, a foundation, and utilities can follow. Which parts of a lot need to be cleared depends on where the house, the driveway, the septic system, and the utilities will go, so the clearing is best planned along with the rest of the site work.
From Clearing to Excavation
Having one company clear the land and then excavate saves coordination. We know where the foundation and the lines will go, so we can clear what the project needs. See our new construction excavation page for what comes after.
Clearing for Septic and Driveways
If your property needs a septic system, test holes come early, and the test hole locations need access. Clearing for the driveway also gives the other contractors a way onto the site. We plan the clearing around those needs. Read more on our septic installation and grading and driveways pages.
Before You Reach Out
Tell us where the property is, what is on it, and what you plan to build. Send what you know through the contact form and we will tell you whether it is a good fit.
Where We Work
Spring Creek Builds provides land clearing across the five eastern Idaho counties we serve. Find your area below, or see our full service area page.
- Teton County: Driggs, Victor, Tetonia
- Madison County: Rexburg, Sugar City
- Jefferson County: Rigby, Menan, Lewisville, Roberts
- Bonneville County: Idaho Falls, Ammon, Iona, Ucon
- Bingham County: Blackfoot, Shelley, Firth
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Clearing is part of the site work we do to open up a lot for excavation, foundation, and utilities.
Yes. We handle the excavation, foundation prep, utilities, and backfill as well.