The big hole is no more. After 207 truckloads of soil, countless passes of the roller, and precision grading, the site has been filled, compacted, and rolled flat. Using a laser and receiver mounted on the dozer, crews ensured the surface is level to the inch — a crucial step in getting everything just right before the next phase.
Building codes also required the addition of a compacted fire lane around the entire perimeter of the site. This ensures emergency access and adds another layer of stability to the build.
With this step complete, the site is ready for what comes next: digging again. But this time, the excavation won’t be about stripping away or filling in. Instead, crews will cut into the ground with purpose, carving out the precise spaces where the pylon footers and foundation will be set.
It’s a bit like preparing a canvas. The surface has been leveled and framed — now we’re ready to start painting in the details that will hold the weight of everything to come.