This page lists every excavation company we could verify within about 25 miles of downtown Wasilla, AK: 40 as of October 2026. Ratings and review counts come from Google. Services, years in business and license numbers are the companies' own statements unless marked otherwise.
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rlmoorellc.comDetails
valleyexcavationllc.comDetails
jpsepticex.comDetails
hilandexcavation.comDetails
cuttingedgeexcavationak.comDetails
corepaving.comDetails
osgoodexcavation.comDetails
proscapers-llc.comDetails
alaskadirtworks.comDetails
bolinderexcavating.comDetails
advancedblastingak.comDetails
kniklandscaping.comDetails
facebook.comDetails
m.facebook.comDetails
scogginexcavating.comDetails
paydirtak.comDetails
jrsseptic.comDetails
northerndirtworks.comDetails
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9 further profiles in this radius were left out as duplicates, closed, out of category or suspect. Why.
We list 40 excavation companies with a Google Business Profile within about 25 miles of downtown Wasilla, AK, including land clearing, demolition and grading contractors. Another 9 profiles were left out as duplicates, closed or suspect. Last update October 2026.
JR's Septic Pumping and Excavation has the most Google reviews of any company listed in Wasilla, with 58. Ratings and counts come from Google at the last refresh; open a profile to see how recent the reviews are and which jobs customers mention.
17 of the 40 companies listed in Wasilla received a Google review in the last 12 months, and the newest review we have for any of them is from October 8, 2026. Each card shows its reviews in the last 12 months.
Yes. Before any digging, trenching or grading, Alaska law requires a locate request through 811, by phone or on the Alaska 811 center's website, usually two to three business days ahead. It is free. Your contractor should open its own ticket; ask for the ticket number before work starts.
Almost always. The city or county building department issues demolition permits and usually asks for utility disconnect letters first. Many places also require an asbestos survey before demolition, and federal rules require notice at least 10 working days ahead for most buildings other than houses of four units or fewer. Ask the contractor who pulls the permit.
Nationally, searches for land clearing peak in September and March, and searches for excavation in March and April; both are lowest in November and December. Book a few weeks ahead of those peaks. Wet or frozen ground can delay grading and clearing in any season.
Source: Google Business Profile data via DataForSEO, pulled October 2026. Certifications and years in business are the companies' own statements unless marked verified. How listings work.
