Kalamazoo Excavation was honored to lead the demolition of the historic Copper Grille building in Paw Paw, Michigan, the beloved local spot on M-40. As both a hometown project and a tribute to the community, we approached this demo with the utmost respect and care. We made sure every part of the building was recycled or repurposed—concrete, brick, and blocks were hauled to our facility to be crushed and reused for future driveway projects, while all metal materials were remelted for new construction uses. By prioritizing sustainability and community sentiment, we ensured that even the demolition of an iconic local landmark had a positive impact.

Team Rubicon and Kalamazoo Excavation jumped in to serve those impacted by a tornado that tore through the Portage, Michigan, area on May 7, 2024.

Kalamazoo Excavation installed a huge "cut and fill" septic system for a new residential construction project at 7070 Creekwood Drive, in South Haven, Michigan.

Our septic crew had to cut out almost 500 yards of clay, backfill with sand, and replace 3,000 gallons of septic tank capacity with a new pump chamber for this large residential septic replacement in Middleville, Michigan.

Our septic team installed a large commercial septic system with an oil separator for Michelle's Restaurant in Mattawan, Michigan.

Our crews took down a large building that used to house a school and dance hall at 407 Division Ave, Dowagiac, Michigan. From start to finish, in just under 3 weeks, we had seed and straw on the ground.