Small grading is the process of lightly reshaping or leveling smaller areas of land—such as around homes, driveways, gardens, or walkways—to improve drainage, prepare for landscaping, or create smoother, more usable surfaces. It’s perfect for fine-tuning residential properties or tight spaces where heavy excavation isn’t necessary. The benefits of small grading include preventing water pooling near foundations, enhancing curb appeal, improving lawn health, and ensuring proper slope for outdoor features. Whether you’re installing sod, laying pavers, or fixing uneven spots, small grading provides the precision and finish needed for a clean, functional outdoor space.
Small grading involves leveling or reshaping the land for proper drainage, foundation prep, or erosion control—especially useful for new home sites or driveways in hilly or uneven areas of Wake and Harnett counties.
Yes. Proper grading can eliminate standing water, reduce erosion, and protect structures from moisture damage—particularly important in rainy NC climates.
It depends on the scope of the project. We help clients navigate local regulations and permits required by Johnston, Wake, and Lee counties.
