Excavation Contractors in Alden, NY

Excavation contractors in Alden work in a large, lightly settled town. Alden covers 34.5 square miles, and its 2020 population was 9,706, down 10.7 percent from 2010. Alden was formed from Clarence on March 27, 1823, and the village of Alden incorporated in 1856.

Two creek corridors

Ellicott Creek, a tributary of Tonawanda Creek, flows west through the north-central part of town, and Cayuga Creek flows west through the south. Low ground along both is wet in spring.

Hamlets and highways

US 20 crosses the south of town and NY 33 the north, linking the village with hamlets including Alden Center, Crittenden, Millgrove and Town Line.

Rural projects

New homes on acreage, pole barns, driveways, septic and utility trenches, and clearing make up most Alden work. On flat farmland, old field drains are common; we reconnect any we cut.

Planning an Alden job

In a lightly settled town, the work is often about getting a home or barn onto open land: clearing, a driveway with culverts, a foundation dig, well and septic coordination, and grading. We plan the sequence so equipment is not brought back twice.

Village of Alden

The village, incorporated in 1856, has older homes on smaller lots where laterals and drainage are the common jobs. Village permits apply there.

Population change

The town's population fell 10.7 percent from 2010 to 2020, and some older structures are vacant. We handle demolition and site restoration.

Common Alden jobs

• Land clearing
• Driveways and culverts
• Pole barn and garage pads
• Drainage

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