Where the Susquehanna meets the Bay — Coastal Plain sitework, drainage and Critical Area septic.
Call (443) 616-2889Describe the project and the road it is on — the ground tells us the rest. Call (443) 616-2889.
Aberdeen and Havre de Grace anchor the county's eastern edge — Aberdeen around the Proving Ground that gives it its name, Havre de Grace where the Susquehanna opens into the Chesapeake. The ground is Coastal Plain sand and gravel: fast digging, honest compaction work, and drainage projects shaped by flat grades and high water tables rather than the Piedmont's slopes.
Havre de Grace's waterfront blocks and both towns' shoreline edges sit inside the Chesapeake Bay Critical Area, where the 1,000-foot rule brings BAT requirements to septic replacements and extra review to ground disturbance — while most of Aberdeen proper runs on public utilities and calls us instead for grading, demolition and trenching. Two old towns, one shoreline rulebook, and a local contractor who has read it.
Every job — every town — runs on the same rules: Miss Utility marks down at least 3 full business days before digging, footings and water lines below the county's 30-inch frost line, and the grading permit handled whenever disturbance crosses 5,000 square feet or 100 cubic yards. Call (443) 616-2889 and put a local machine on it.
Free estimates and same-week site visits from a crew that works this ground every week.
(443) 616-2889