Land & Yard Grading Services
Land & Yard Grading in Jefferson, Hamblen, & Grainger Counties
Yard grading is one of the most important things you can do for your property, but it’s often overlooked. It’s the process of moving dirt to change the slope, or “grade,” of your land. A yard that slopes toward your house is a major problem waiting to happen, channeling water directly to your foundation and causing leaks and cracks.
At Jefferson Land Clearing & Excavation, we are masters of moving earth. We use precision equipment to carefully reshape your yard. We can eliminate bumps and holes, fix dangerous slopes, and create a smooth, gently graded surface that not only looks great but also protects your home from water damage.
Solve Drainage and Usability Problems for Good
A properly graded yard is about more than just looks; it’s about protecting your biggest investment and making your property more enjoyable. We can solve a wide range of common land issues.
Our land and yard grading services are perfect for:
- Fixing Drainage Issues: This is the #1 reason for grading. We re-slope your yard to guarantee that rainwater flows away from your home, not towards it.
- Leveling for a Smooth Lawn: We smooth out all the lumps, bumps, and low spots to give you a flat, easy-to-mow yard that’s perfect for kids and pets to play on.
- Preparing for New Projects: We create perfectly level and compacted pads for new sheds, patios, swimming pools, and home additions.
- Final Grading for New Lawns: After construction, we can do the “final grade,” which involves spreading a fresh layer of topsoil to prepare for seeding or sod.
- Repairing Damaged Yards: If heavy equipment from a recent project has torn up your yard, we can come in and restore it to a smooth, beautiful finish.
Stop putting up with a messy, problematic yard. Let us create a safe and beautiful landscape for your home. To get a free estimate, call us today at (865) 805-0543.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Land Grading
What's the difference between grading and leveling?
Why is my yard's slope so important?
My yard is a lumpy mess. Can you really fix it?
Will I need to buy extra dirt or topsoil?
My yard slopes towards my house. Can you fix that?
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(865) 805-0543
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Jefferson, Hamblen, & Grainger Counties