
M & O Construction Co., Inc
New Milford, CTLitchfield County
excavation, grading, land clearing, paving prep, site prep
57 years in business

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Skip to 12 contractorsCall Connecticut 811 before you dig — the state requires at least 2 working days of notice.
In Connecticut, footings typically need to extend below the frost line, which is around 48 inches here. A local contractor will confirm the code requirement for your site.
Excavation and grading work in Connecticut typically requires a state license (Home Improvement (excavation)).
Regulator: Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection.
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New Milford, CTLitchfield County
excavation, grading, land clearing, paving prep, site prep
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driveways, excavation, foundations, grading, land clearing, pond water management
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driveways, excavation, foundations, grading, land clearing, pond water management

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Yes. You should contact Connecticut 811 at least 2 working days before any digging so underground lines can be marked.
In Connecticut, footings typically need to extend below the frost line, which is around 48 inches here. A local contractor will confirm the code requirement for your site.