Independence Excavating is a well-established heavy civil construction and demolition contractor, with a specialty in handling challenging projects nationwide. Their expertise extends to heavy industrial applications, environmental remediation, concrete paving, aggregate crushing, and recycling. They have executed a wide range of projects, from converting farms into solar farms to constructing concrete aprons at regional airports.
One notable project involved crushing 500,000 tons of limestone annually for three years, producing base materials for road construction. Additionally, they have contributed to community development by donating land for constructing facilities like the Greater Cleveland Food Bank's distribution center. Independence Excavating has also undertaken significant demolition projects, such as the decommissioning of the Navajo Generating Station in Page, Arizona.
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