Cascade completed a non-hazardous excavation and transportation and disposal project in Kearny, New Jersey, while navigating site access constraints and working near other contractors. The scope included removing a 5,000-square-foot concrete slab, excavating a 260-square-foot area to depths of 14 to 16 feet, clearing vegetation, and performing test pits beneath the slab. Despite a brief shutdown while awaiting client sampling results, the three-week project was completed ahead of schedule and within the original budget.
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Precision Excavation in a Constrained Site: Cascade navigated access challenges and nearby contractor activity while safely completing concrete removal, test pitting, vegetation clearing, and excavation to depths of 14 to 16 feet.
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Ahead of Schedule and Within Budget: Despite a temporary shutdown while awaiting client sampling results, Cascade completed the project ahead of schedule and within the original budget.
See how Cascade navigated site constraints to successfully execute this non-hazardous excavation project.