Fairway’s excavation services include digging utility trenches of all sizes and purposes. And after the pipes are laid for electrical, water or sewer hookups, we clean up after ourselves by backfilling and compacting our trenches. We finish the job off with high-quality topsoil and sod where required.  Count on Fairway Electrical to have the equipment and manpower for various residential and commercial excavation needs. 

For residential and commercial applications, we obtain all necessary permits prior to our excavation work. We’ll answer any questions you have. We keep you in the loop from the start and will work with you until our job is done. 

Some commercial sites require soil remediation for contamination or hold other obstacles to tackle. We have a great deal of experience in working with customers to solve problems at the work site. We’ll work with the right parties to discuss the situation, remediate the problem, and complete the excavation. Other sites require special low impact digs. We offer steel plating to satisfy that need.

At Fairway Electrical, we carry a wide variety of excavating equipment for jobs of different sizes and requirements. Our equipment can manage both residential and commercial projects. We have excavators of various sizes, utility trucks, rollers, compactors, loading shovels, dump trucks, dozers, and additional pieces of equipment. We have an inventory of equipment fittings and attachments as well. We keep a wide variety of well-maintained, operational equipment available for nearly any type of excavation project.

Quality excavation services like Fairway practice all the appropriate measures for a safe project. No one likes surprises that compromise safety. With excavation, property owners and excavating companies alike want to avoid digging into underground utilities, causing a gas, water, or sewer leak, or an electrical line cut. These accidents are inconvenient, costly, and time-wasting and can be dangerous. Fairway uses the Ontario One Call System to avoid damaging existing infrastructure underground and putting lives at risk.

We call Ontario One Call in advance so that the utility representatives visit the excavation site to locate and mark the underground locations of existing utilities. We don’t begin to dig until that critical first step has been completed. Once the land is marked, our qualified operators can assess where it is safe to dig and proceed. 

Our equipment operators are IHSA certified and properly licensed to complete excavation projects. They keep their proof of licensing on the job site in case an inspector or a concerned home or property owner wants to check for proof of qualifications. We train our operators to work within the IHSA standards and within our own exceptional safety guidelines.