Leveling and Grading

Leveling refers to the process of making a surface flat or horizontal. This is done to ensure that the ground is even before construction begins, which is essential for the stability of structures. It involves:

Surveying the ground: This is done to measure the elevation differences across the site.

Cutting and filling: In areas that are higher, material is removed (cut), and in lower areas, material is added (filled) to make the surface level.

Grading is the process of adjusting the slope of the land to control water runoff and ensure proper drainage. It is done to prepare the site for the foundation or other construction purposes. Grading usually involves:

Creating a slope to ensure that water moves away from buildings or structures.

Achieving the desired elevations: Ensuring that the ground is graded to the correct heights and slopes as per the project specifications.