Excavation & Demolition Services in Northern Utah
Ritz Excavation & Demolition handles demolition, excavation, basements, septic installation, utility trenching and drainage, site preparation and land clearing across Salt Lake, Utah, Summit and Wasatch counties. Choose a service below to see what's included.
Digging, trenching, earthwork and hauling for homes, builders and developers across the Wasatch Front and Back.
Excavation
View Excavation →Residential teardowns, garage and outbuilding demo, interior demo and concrete removal, with debris hauled off.
Demolition
View Demolition →Basement digs, foundations, footings and backfill for new homes, rebuilds and additions.
Basement & Foundation Excavation
View Basement & Foundation →New septic system installation and septic tank and drain field replacement for homes in Summit and Wasatch counties.
Septic System Installation
View Septic System Installation →Trenching for water, power, gas and fiber lines, plus French drains, culverts and grading that move water away from buildings.
Utility Trenching & Drainage
View Utility Trenching & Drainage →Building pads, cut and fill, rough grading and access road base that get a lot ready for the foundation dig.
Site Preparation
View Site Preparation →Scrub oak, brush, trees and stumps pulled and hauled so a lot, pasture or fire break is ready to use.
Land Clearing
View Land Clearing →One Company, Demo to Dirt to Done
Service FAQs
How do I get an estimate?
Call (801) 633-5154 or fill out the estimate form. We'll look at the property or your plans and give you a written scope and price.
What areas do you serve?
Salt Lake, Utah, Summit and Wasatch counties, including Salt Lake City, Millcreek, Holladay, Cottonwood Heights, Murray, Lehi, Provo, Orem, Park City, Kamas, Heber City and Midway. Larger jobs can take us farther.
Is there any work you don't do?
We don't pour concrete or pave, and we don't do plumbing inside the home. We work alongside the contractors who do.
How far in advance should I book?
Spring through fall is the main dig season. March and April can be wet between snowmelt and dry ground, so it helps to get on the schedule over the winter.
Not Sure Which Service You Need?
Tell us about your project and we'll help you figure out what it needs.