Independence Excavating is a trusted, nationwide industry leader in challenging heavy civil construction, demolition, heavy industrial applications, environmental remediation, concrete paving, aggregate crushing, and recycling.

Safely executed the environmental decommissioning, explosive demolition, and site restoration of a massive 100-year-old power plant—overcoming complex environmental challenges and an aggressive timeline while completing over 300,000 man-hours without a single recordable injury.

Completed a fast-track demolition at Greif’s Cincinnati rolling mill, safely clearing the way for reconstruction within a tight 40-day shutdown window while preserving the historic structure.

Independence Excavating delivered a 12,500 SY concrete apron expansion at Pensacola International Airport ahead of schedule and under budget, showcasing expert coordination, innovative material production, and precision execution in a high-security environment.

Transforming downtown Pittsburgh’s transit infrastructure as part of PRT's Bus Rapid System, coined University Line, improving the city’s transportation network, enhancing safety, and increasing efficiency for thousands of daily commuters.

Executed the full civil scope for converting a 1,200-acre farm into a 210MW solar farm.

Construction of a new concrete apron connecting the airport to the recently built Freedom Aviation Hanger at the Lynchburg Regional Airport.

Complete reconstruction of Taxiway E.

Complete construction of a new concrete apron and taxilane.

Crushing approximately 500,000 tons of limestone annually, for three years, into various types of base materials and other construction aggregates, which will be primarily used for road construction and asphalt paving.

​With a donation of 18 acres of land on Coit Road in Cleveland from the DiGeronimo family, The Greater Cleveland Food Bank was positioned to construct a new distribution center to house all intake, distribution, and production activities to better serve the community.

Decommissioning and demolition of the former Navajo Generating Station in Page, Arizona.

The first of the seven phase PA Turnpike's Southern Beltway project includes building a new four lane highway.