Complete Residential & Commercial Excavation and Earth Moving Services
For complete land clearing and excavation services Legendary Concrete and Excavation is the team you need to call in Indiana. For over 25 years, we have specialized in earth moving and land clearing projects for home and business owners in Kendallville and throughout Northeastern Indiana.
Residential Excavation
If you're looking to build a new home, you need an excavation team with the skills and experience to get the job done, quickly, efficiently, and safely. Our team is here to help get your land cleared to start the foundation to build your home.
Commercial Excavation
Getting a land moving and excavation company to clear dirt for your next new commercial construction project can be a difficult task. That is why you can count on Legendary Concrete and Excavation. We specialize in excavation work for our commercial clients including inspections, trenching, utility & water lines, and much more.
New Home Construction
When you are building a new home from the ground up, it is important to use a professional excavating team to get the project started off the right way. At Legendary Concrete & Excavation we specialize in land clearing, dirt removal, and all other types of site work for your new home construction project
French Drain Installation
For a complete French drain installation, you need an excavation team that can dig deep enough to ensure the drain will protect the foundation of the home.
Tunneling
When there is a broken sewer line or pipe that is difficult to get to, then you need to call our team for our expert tunneling and trenching. We provide trenching to help with the installation and repair for water lines, sewer lines, and more.
Water & Utility Line Trenching
When you need an excavation team to help dig out the land for your next installation project, then give Legendary a call today. No matter what type of material we need to dig under, we have the necessary tools and equipment to get through dirt, soil, rock, mud and concrete.
