Total Site Development, Inc

Building And Building is a service that plans, designs, and constructs structures, handles site preparation, permits, and project management, and ensures safety and quality from concept to completion.

Bulk Earthwork: a service that moves large amounts of soil, rock, or fill to site and shape the ground for foundations, roads, or grading, using clearing, excavation, compaction, and hauling to create the desired levels and slopes.

Clearing and grubbing is preparing land for construction by removing vegetation, debris, and roots, then grading the surface. It involves clearing trees and brush, uprooting stumps, piling, and disposing of material to create a clean, level site for building.

Coastal Restoration is a service that repairs and protects shorelines by rebuilding dunes and wetlands, planting native vegetation, reducing erosion, and restoring natural habitats to improve resilience to storms and sea-level changes.

A Commercial Building service covers planning, designing, constructing, and managing office, retail, or mixed-use buildings. It involves site analysis, permits, architecture, engineering, budgeting, scheduling, and ensuring safety and quality throughout the project.

Complete Site Work is a full-service package that handles planning, clearing, grading, and preparing a site for construction, including utilities, drainage, soil stabilization, and final cleanup to ready the area for building.

Concrete Flatwork is constructing smooth, level concrete surfaces like driveways, sidewalks, and floors. It involves planning, preparing the area, pouring and spreading concrete, finishing to a flat surface, and allowing it to cure for durability.

Concrete Work is the process of pouring, shaping, and finishing concrete for surfaces like floors, sidewalks, and driveways. It involves mixing concrete, setting forms, placing the mix, screeding, smoothing, and curing to create a sturdy, smooth, durable finish.

Cut/Fill is a service that levels land by cutting away high areas and filling low spots to create a smooth, even surface for construction or landscaping. It involves measuring, material movement, and grading to reach desired elevations.

D O T Projects is a program that guides hands-on construction and design tasks, teaching project planning, teamwork, and practical skills through real-world builds and creative problem solving.

Demolition Of Existing Structures is removing old buildings or structures safely, clearing the site, and preparing it for new construction. It involves planning, permits, asbestos and hazardous material checks, utility disconnects, controlled demolition, and site cleanup.

Drainage Improvements involve fixing and upgrading water drainage systems to reduce flooding and pooling. It includes clearing and repairing pipes, ditches, and drains, adding new features like culverts or swales, and improving grading and rainfall runoff management.

Earth Moving is a service that clears, levels, and prepares land for construction or farming using machines like excavators, bulldozers, and dump trucks to move soil, create foundations, and shape terrain.

Earthwork & Grading involves shaping and leveling land for construction, roads, or foundations. It includes moving soil, cutting and filling hills, trenching, compacting surfaces, and ensuring proper drainage and stable, even groundwork for structures.

Erosion and Sediment Control helps protect soil and water by planning and using barriers, vegetation, and methods to prevent soil erosion and keep sediment from construction sites and waterways entering streams or drains.

Excavation and Backfill is the process of digging out ground to access underground utilities or foundations, then filling the hole back in with soil or material, compacting it for stability and safety after work is done.

Excavation and grading is the work of digging soil and moving earth to shape a site for construction. It involves removing, replacing, and leveling soil, trenching for utilities, and preparing a smooth, stable base for foundations, roads, or yards.

Grass Pavers are modular, grassy blocks that fill with soil and grass to create a permeable surface for driveways or paths. They allow drainage, reduce runoff, and provide a natural, durable ground cover that supports light vehicle use and foot traffic.

Hop Improvements is a service that analyzes and enhances the quality of hops used in beer brewing, focusing on growth, aroma, and flavor to provide adjustments, guidance, and best practices for better hop performance.

Installation Paving is the process of laying new pavement, such as driveways or paths. It involves site prep, measuring and marking, laying a base, applying asphalt or concrete, and finishing with compaction, curing, and sealing for a smooth, durable surface.

Land Development is the process of turning raw land into usable property, including planning, surveying, obtaining permits, and constructing infrastructure like roads, utilities, and buildings, while considering zoning, environment, and community needs.

Management Facilities is a service that oversees and coordinates the use of buildings and spaces, ensuring safety, maintenance, scheduling, and efficient operation to support day-to-day activities and projects.

Mass Excavating is a service that involves large-scale digging and removal of earth, rock, or debris to prepare sites for construction, mining, or land development, including planning, equipment operation, grading, and safety management.

New Building is a service that plans, designs, and constructs a new structure from the ground up, handling site selection, permits, budgeting, engineering, and project management from start to finish to deliver a ready-to-use building.

New Homes helps you explore and buy newly built houses and apartments, including selecting layouts, neighborhoods, finishes, and financing options, with guidance from listings, tours, and support through the buying process.

Project Management is the process of planning, organizing, and guiding a team to achieve specific goals on time and within budget, by defining tasks, coordinating resources, tracking progress, managing risks, and communicating with stakeholders.

Recycling is collecting used materials like paper, plastic, glass, and metal, processing them into new products, and reducing waste. It involves sorting, cleaning, and reusing materials instead of throwing them away.

Road Extension is a project to extend an existing road to reach new areas, improving access and traffic flow. It involves planning, surveying, land acquisition, grading, paving, drainage, and safety features to connect routes and reduce congestion.

Rock Excavation is a service that safely removes and clears solid rock from sites using specialized tools and methods, preparing land for construction, foundations, or road work while managing dust, vibrations, and waste.

Sanitary Sewer Installation is the process of laying underground pipes to carry wastewater from buildings to the sewer system. It involves planning, trenching, laying pipes, connecting buildings, testing for leaks, and ensuring proper slope and venting for safe, clean drainage.

Septic Systems is a home wastewater treatment service that installs, inspects, repairs, and maintains on-site septic tanks and drains fields, handling waste from toilets and sinks when a municipal sewer line isn’t available.

Site Concrete is a service that plans, designs, and builds durable, concrete-focused layouts or projects for websites, focusing on solid structure, performance, and clean visuals, with clear guidance from concept to launch.

Site Demolition is the safe tearing down of buildings and structures, clearing debris, and preparing the land for new construction. It involves planning, permits, machinery like excavators, and proper disposal or recycling of materials.

Site Drainage is a service that assesses and improves how water flows away from a property. It involves inspecting soil, grading, installing drains or French drains, and adding outlets to prevent puddles, flooding, and water damage.

Site Improvements is a service that enhances a website’s usability, speed, and appearance by updating design, fixing issues, optimizing performance, and adding helpful features to make the site easier to use and faster for visitors.

Site Preparation is the initial work before construction, making the land ready. It involves clearing debris, leveling or grading the ground, marking boundaries, and setting up access, utilities, and safety measures to ensure a solid building foundation.

Soil Remediation is cleaning polluted soil to make it safe again. It involves testing the soil, then removing or neutralizing contaminants, sometimes with washing, bioremediation, or stabilization, and restoring the area for plant and water safety.

Soil Stabilization is a service that improves soil strength and durability for construction by treating or mixing soil with additives, binders, or techniques to reduce erosion, increase load-bearing capacity, and create a stable, usable foundation or road base.

Stone Toe Protection is a safety service that shields the toe area from impact and injury, using protective gear and careful assessment of footwear and work environment, to prevent damage during high-risk tasks.

Storm Water Detention is a system that temporarily stores rainwater and releases it slowly to prevent flooding and erosion. It involves ponds or tanks, controlled outlets, and regular maintenance to manage runoff from streets and buildings.

Storm Water Management is a service that plans, designs, and maintains systems to collect, redirect, store, and treat rainwater and runoff to prevent flooding, protect waterways, and support safe, healthy neighborhoods.

Storm Water Piping is a system that collects rainwater from roofs, streets, and grounds and channels it away through pipes to prevent flooding, soil erosion, and damage. It involves design, sizing, installation, and maintenance of drains and underground conduits.

Stormwater Management Systems are tools and practices that collect, store, and treat rainwater runoff to prevent flooding, water pollution, and erosion. It involves drainage design, pipes, ponds, wetlands, filtration, and maintenance to protect waterways.

Total Site Development is a full-service package that plans, designs, builds, and optimizes your website, from layout and content to performance, security, and ongoing updates, ensuring a smooth, responsive online presence.

Tree Clearing is a service that removes unwanted trees, limbs, and stumps from a property, using pruning, cutting, grinding, and debris removal to make the area safe, accessible, and ready for landscaping or construction.

Value Engineering is a collaborative process to make projects or products function well at the lowest overall cost. It analyzes functions, explores alternatives, reduces unnecessary features, and improves quality, reliability, and value without sacrificing performance.

Water Installation is a service that sets up plumbing and water lines for homes or buildings, including connecting pipes, fittings, valves, and fixtures like sinks and toilets, ensuring safe, functional water supply and proper drainage.

Wetland Mitigation is preserving, restoring, creating, or protecting wetlands to compensate for wetlands lost due to development, ensuring functions like flood control and wildlife habitat are maintained or improved through planned projects and monitoring.

Wetland Restoration is the process of returning a damaged or altered wetlands area to its natural water balance and ecosystems, by re-flooding, removing barriers, planting native plants, and managing water, soil, and vegetation to support wildlife and flood protection.