David and Michael were straightforward from the start and did exactly what they said they would. The site was graded cleanly and the crew left the property in great shape.
Excavation Service
Pond Construction in Lexington County, SC
S & S Clearing & Grading builds custom ponds for Lexington County properties using professional excavation equipment.
- Properly sloped banks reduce erosion and keep pond edges stable after heavy rain
- Clay-rich Lexington County subsoil is compacted during excavation to improve water retention
- Correct pond depth helps water stay cool and usable through South Carolina summers
- A well-built pond adds usable outdoor space and can raise rural property value
- Combining pond excavation with site clearing or grading cuts overall equipment mobilization costs
- Spoil material from excavation is graded on-site or removed, leaving a clean finished site
Expert Pond Construction in Lexington County, SC
S & S Clearing & Grading provides pond construction services across Lexington County, SC. We handle site clearing, excavation, shaping, and bank grading from start to finish. Lexington County sits across both the Piedmont and Coastal Plain, which means soil conditions vary widely from one property to the next. The red clay soils common throughout the county can work in your favor for water retention, but they require proper compaction and shaping to hold a stable pond long-term. We read each site before we dig. Whether you need a fishing pond, a livestock watering pond, or a stormwater retention basin, we size and shape the excavation to match your land and your goals. Our equipment handles site clearing, topsoil removal, bowl excavation, bank sloping, and spoil management in one mobilization. If your property already has clearing or grading work planned, adding pond construction to the same project keeps equipment costs down. Call S & S Clearing & Grading to schedule a site visit for your Lexington County property.
What's included
- Properly sloped banks reduce erosion and keep pond edges stable after heavy rain
- Clay-rich Lexington County subsoil is compacted during excavation to improve water retention
- Correct pond depth helps water stay cool and usable through South Carolina summers
- A well-built pond adds usable outdoor space and can raise rural property value
- Combining pond excavation with site clearing or grading cuts overall equipment mobilization costs
- Spoil material from excavation is graded on-site or removed, leaving a clean finished site
Family-owned and operated
Hands-on owner involvement
20+ years equipment experience
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Serves 11 South Carolina counties
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FAQ
Pond Construction FAQ
Common questions about pond construction in Lexington County, SC.
Yes, we construct ponds on residential and rural properties throughout Lexington County. We assess your site's soil, slope, and drainage before any excavation begins.
We build fishing ponds, livestock watering ponds, and stormwater retention basins across Lexington County. Each type is excavated and shaped to match its specific purpose and your land's natural drainage.
Yes, soil type directly affects water retention in any Lexington County pond. The red clay subsoil found in many parts of the county holds water well when properly compacted during construction.
Excavated material is either graded and spread on your Lexington County property or hauled off the site. We discuss spoil management options with you before work begins.
Yes, pond construction pairs well with land clearing and grading on the same Lexington County property. Combining services in one mobilization reduces overall equipment costs.
Know your approximate property size, your intended pond use, and the general area of your Lexington County lot where you want the pond. That information helps us prepare for your site visit.
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(803) 609-5507Hours
- Monday 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
- Tuesday 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
- Wednesday 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
- Thursday 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
- Friday 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
- Saturday 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
- Sunday Closed