Sherrell's Excavating

If you are looking for superior excavation, grading, and site preparation service for your residential or commercial project, look no further than Sherrell's Excavating Inc. Our team is backed by over 50 years of partnering with customers to assist them with all their professional excavation needs, including excavation of retention ponds, grading to help with erosion control, preparation for the installation of a septic drain field, and more!

Residential Full-Structure Tear Downs in the Greater Grand Rapids and Greater Lansing Areas. Whether you are looking for affordable demolition service to make way for new construction or your home has been deemed a total loss and needs to be removed, Sherrell's Excavating Inc. is equipped to handle whole-structure demolition safely and efficiently.

Top Soil, Sand, and Gravel Delivery Throughout the Greater Grand Rapids and Greater Lansing Areas. From the installation of gravel driveways to having enough sand or soil to get the job done right, Sherrell's Excavating Inc. delivers complete material hauling and local delivery to our communities.

Residential and Commercial Excavation for Drain Fields, Septic Tanks, and More in the Greater Grand Rapids and Greater Lansing Areas. Sherrell's Excavating Inc. provides professional excavation for septic systems, sewers, and water main services using our heavy-duty machinery.

Our equipment operators assist residential and commercial customers with all types of excavation services, including the installation of drain fields, site-preparation for a new septic tank, access to buried pipes and lines, repair work, and much more.We have extensive experience partnering with property owners and other septic and plumbing professionals to deliver top-quality excavation when they need it most.

We handle calling the utility markers to make sure all underground utilities are marked for safe digging. If there are any private utilities that the home owner knows about like underground sprinklers, or an electric line the home owner should try to mark them. Yes there should be a base of sand and then at least a 6 inch aggregate base laid in before paving depending on what you are planning on driving though.