Excavation & Earthworks
Cut and fill set out against the structural levels, with spoil handling and haul routes planned rather than improvised.
- Bulk and detailed excavation
- Cut and fill balancing
- Spoil removal and haul routes
Earthworks, drainage, and infrastructure before the structure, and external works once it is up.
Civil works bracket a project. Excavation, shoring, and backfill come before anything vertical. Drainage, hardscaping, and external works close it out. Both ends are where mountain sites cause trouble, because a plot that sheds water badly keeps causing problems long after handover.
On sloped ground in the Chouf, cut and fill has to be planned against the retaining strategy rather than treated separately. We set the levels, the drainage falls, and the access road together so the site works as one thing.
Cut and fill set out against the structural levels, with spoil handling and haul routes planned rather than improvised.
Backfill placed in layers and compacted to the specified density, with waterproofing protected as the earth goes back.
Surface and subsurface drainage, service trenches, and utility routes laid before the structure closes over them.
Retaining and boundary walls holding the level changes a sloped plot creates, with drainage built in behind them.
Hardscaping, paving, kerbs, and the finished ground level, carried out once building work is clear of the area.
Projects where this work was part of Group Four's scope.
Group Four brings more than 20 years of industry experience to every site. Send us the plot location and the drawings you have, and we will tell you how we would run the job.
Our team is based in Baakleen, Chouf, and works with clients across Beirut, Mount Lebanon, and beyond. Reach out for a free consultation — we'd love to hear about your project.
Mountain plots need access roads before they need foundations. Being based in Baakleen means we know which sites need a road built first, and we price it honestly.