Before any foundation is laid or walls go up in Central Oklahoma, there’s a stage that quietly does the heavy lifting: excavation.
There’s something oddly thrilling about watching an old building come down. The roar of machines, clouds of dust, and finally, that moment it collapses.
Building something great isn’t just about the structure; it starts with the ground beneath it.
When bare soil is exposed – whether it is in a backyard, in a field, or at a construction site – it is not just about aesthetics.