On our boots,
in our blood

Discover the difference between liking the move earth, and living to move earth.

On Site

Essroc Limestone Quarry

Location: Logansport, IN
Dirt Moved: 58,000 Tons (Imported)
Area Graded: 250,000 Square Feet Clay Liner
87,000 Square Feet Topsoil
Stone Crushed: 30,000 Tons of Limestone
Sand Placed: 18,000 Tons (Imported)

Essroc Limestone quarry produces cement, which means they also produce a lot of cement kiln dust. As a result, the Indiana Department of Environmental Management requires them to build a cell.

After blasting, Star Excavating crushed the ‘shot’ rock and used it to create a base layer. Next, we will import low permeability clay to build a containment cell. Once the cell is full, we will cap it just like a landfill. All of this is taking place under MSHA regulation. Let’s rock.

Living Essentials

Location: Wabash, IN
Dirt Moved: 70,000 Cubic Yards
Area Graded: 120,000 Square Yards
Storm Sewer: 2,900 Lineal Feet
Sanitary Sewer: None
Water: 4,000 Lineal Feet

Living Essentials, the maker of the “5 Hour Energy” Drink, is expanding again. A year after we developed their initial complex, we are adding 400,000 square feet of building pad. What energy crisis?

New Hope Church

Location: Huntington, IN
Dirt Moved: 4,000 Cubic Yards
Area Graded: 11,000 Square Yards
Storm Sewer: 24 Lineal Feet
Sanitary Sewer: 70 Lineal Feet
Water: 180 Lineal Feet

This might be a small job, but it has a big impact. A design-build project including rock excavation, a 10,000 square foot building expansion and a 20,000 square foot parking lot. Heavenly.