by All County Excavation & Turf | Oct 8, 2026 | Excavation & Site Work Tips
South Florida’s rainy season runs roughly from late May through October, and it changes how site work gets done. Afternoon storms, high water tables and saturated soil all slow earthwork down. Planning around them saves days and money.Wet soil doesn’t... 
by All County Excavation & Turf | Oct 8, 2026 | Excavation & Site Work Tips
Ordering “dirt” for a project sounds simple until you realize there are several kinds, and each one does a different job. Using the wrong material is one of the most common reasons pads settle, driveways crack or lawns struggle.Fill dirtFill is the bulk... 
by All County Excavation & Turf | Oct 8, 2026 | Excavation & Site Work Tips
The grass you choose decides how much water, mowing and attention a property needs for years. In South Florida, three types cover most projects: St. Augustine, Bahia and Zoysia. Each has a place.St. AugustineThe most common lawn grass in South Florida. It has wide... 
by All County Excavation & Turf | Oct 8, 2026 | Excavation & Site Work Tips
Grading gets talked about as one job, but on most sites it happens twice. Rough grading shapes the land early. Finish grading sets the final surface at the end. Mixing them up, or skipping the second pass, is how sites end up with water standing where it... 
by All County Excavation & Turf | Sep 14, 2026 | Excavation & Site Work Tips
On paper the utilities look simple. Water here, sewer there, storm along the edge, electric and fire where the drawings say. On the ground they all cross each other, and the order you dig them in decides whether the site runs smoothly or whether somebody opens the...
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