General contractor in Lower Merion, PA

Yes. Foundation excavation for additions on older Lower Merion properties is work we do regularly. Pre-war homes in the township often have stone or block foundations, and digging adjacent to an existing structure requires care to avoid undermining the existing footing. We assess the soil conditions, the proximity to the existing foundation, and the equipment access before we quote the job.

Erosion on sloped wooded lots in Lower Merion is typically a combination of grade, soil type, and surface water volume. Erosion control construction, regrading to slow water velocity, and in some cases a French drain or retention feature to intercept runoff before it reaches the slope are the tools we use. The right solution depends on the specific slope, soil, and how much water is moving across the surface during a storm.

Yes. We handle site preparation and utility trenching for commercial projects in Lower Merion alongside our residential work. The township has a range of commercial and mixed-use zones, particularly along Lancaster Avenue and City Avenue, and site prep requirements vary by project scope and municipal requirements.

You can look up any contractor's Pennsylvania Home Improvement Contractor registration number through the Attorney General's online registry at hic.attorneygeneral.gov. A legitimate contractor will give you their PA number without being asked and will include it on every written estimate and contract. If a contractor cannot produce a registration number or hesitates when you ask, that is a reason to stop before you sign anything.