First Phase Siteworks

First Phase Siteworks provides excavation, clearing, grading, drainage, gravel driveway, demolition and pool-removal services in Hampton Roads. It reviews residential and commercial scopes for homeowners, builders and general contractors. The fit depends on the site, access, required work and schedule.

Excavation and sitework services

  • Excavation, trenching and backfill.
  • Land clearing, brush removal and forestry mulching.
  • Site preparation, grading and drainage installation.
  • Gravel driveways and access-route preparation.
  • Small-structure and concrete demolition, pool removal and material hauling.

Compare local sitework options

This page describes First Phase’s published services and business contact. To research other companies by project type, use the Chesapeake excavation contractor comparison or the Suffolk excavation contractor comparison. Those guides distinguish residential groundwork from paving-related and larger civil/site packages.

Service area

First Phase lists work within roughly 35 miles of Norfolk, including Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Suffolk, Hampton, Newport News and Portsmouth. Ask about the actual property address before arranging a visit.

What to send for a sitework estimate

  • Project location, intended finished use and approximate dimensions or quantities.
  • Photos of the work area and the equipment access route.
  • Available survey, drainage, construction or excavation plans.
  • Known utilities, septic features, retained trees, fences and standing water.
  • Target timing and the work that must be ready for the next trade.

Questions for the written scope

For clearing and grading, confirm what vegetation remains, where material goes, the finished elevations and any fill or testing requirements. Mulching alone can leave roots and organic material in place, so it is a different scope from preparing a structural footprint.

For demolition or pool removal, confirm permit and utility responsibilities, the removal method, disposal, backfill, compaction, final grading and restoration. Ask which items are included, excluded or priced as allowances. The proposal should identify access protection, drainage outlets and handoff requirements.

Published work example and business contact

First Phase’s public homepage identifies a pond/basin excavation example on wet ground, with spoil handled on site. Ask the business for a comparable example and references relevant to your planned work.

Review the First Phase project gallery and request recent examples relevant to the scope. A drainage repair, pool removal and building-pad project involve different work; compare examples that match the intended result.

(757) 239-0707 · firstphasesiteworks@gmail.com · firstphasesiteworks.com

Use the ServiceGoat excavation guide, review the builder and contractor sitework scope or submit a sitework question for ServiceGoat review. Contact First Phase directly for its own estimate process; the ServiceGoat form is a separate manual-review inbox.

First Phase Siteworks excavation service areas

Use these ServiceGoat city pages to organize a local request and review planning questions. ServiceGoat reviews inquiries manually; any later referral depends on the project, address, access, availability and contractor acceptance.

Yard drainage planning guides

Start with the drainage contractor guide for a broad wet-yard problem, or choose the page closest to what happens on the property.

Local drainage contractor comparisons

Profile content reviewed October 17, 2026 using the linked business sources and the verified ServiceGoat request process. This content review covers published services and contact information; it does not establish current license, insurance, equipment or safety qualifications. Confirm the contracting entity, required documents and project responsibilities directly before hiring.