Site Development

Site Planning and Development

The best projects happen when you have a clean slate to work on. Our team can clear debris or contaminated soil from your construction site. We’re also available to perform engineered fill work and deliver aggregates and soil. No matter what you need to make your land ready for construction, we’ve got it covered.

A Blank Canvas

Our contracting company offers engineered fill work like:

  • Subgrade preparation
  • Structural fills
  • Nonstructural fills
  • Compaction
  • Backfilling
  • Earthmoving
  • Final grading

 

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Read our Blogs.

Fort Dodge Riverfront Trail
This project is one of the largest ones we have ever tackled. It required our team to clear land and install a multi-use trail along the eastern bank of the ...
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Repair Interior Architectural and Plumbing
Our team was thrilled to get to do more work for the Rock Island District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. For this project, we focused on renovating and ...
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Elkhart Dam Removal
For this project, RBV Contracting was hired to remove a dam that had originally been constructed in the 1830s. The completion of the project left the riverbank looking better than ...
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Pointe Mouillee CDF Maintenance
The goal of this project was to ensure vehicles would have safe passage on the causeway to the Pointe Mouillee Confined Disposal Facility (CDF) in Monroe County, Michigan.
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Little Caesars Arena
RBV Contracting was hired to be a part of the Little Caesars Arena where the Detroit Red Wings now play. Our involvement in the project was broken into two phases. ...
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Elton Park
RBV Contracting was brought in to work on a new neighborhood in the Corktown area of Detroit, Michigan. Elton Park contains a wide array of structures.
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“RBV did an excellent job coordinating and completing the project ahead of schedule, despite getting a late start in the year due to COVID-19 travel restrictions in their home state.”

– Richard Busch, USACE