
JDP Land Development & Demolition
demolition, driveways, excavation, grading, hauling trucking, pond water management

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Hiring for excavation or concrete work in Bend? This local research covers the soil, permit, and site conditions a Bend contractor will work around — so you can compare bids with the same facts they use.
Skip to 29 contractorsCall Oregon 811 before you dig — the state requires at least 2 working days of notice.
In Oregon, footings typically need to extend below the frost line, which is around 24 inches here. A local contractor will confirm the code requirement for your site.
Excavation and grading work in Oregon typically requires a state license (OR CCB license).
Regulator: Oregon Construction Contractor Board.
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demolition, driveways, excavation, grading, hauling trucking, pond water management

demolition, driveways, erosion control, excavation, foundations, grading

excavation, foundations, grading, retaining walls, site prep, trenching underground

demolition, driveways, excavation, foundations, grading, pond water management
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Bend, OR
demolition, driveways, erosion control, excavation, foundations, grading
25 years in business

Bend, OR
demolition, excavation, hauling trucking, land clearing, pond water management, septic systems
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driveways, excavation, foundations, grading, land clearing, pond water management

demolition, excavation, pond water management, septic systems, site prep

Bend, OR
concrete cutting removal, driveways, excavation, grading, hauling trucking, land clearing


concrete flatwork, demolition, driveways, erosion control, excavation, foundations


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Yes. You should contact Oregon 811 at least 2 working days before any digging so underground lines can be marked.
In Oregon, footings typically need to extend below the frost line, which is around 24 inches here. A local contractor will confirm the code requirement for your site.