The dirt-work side of the house
Land development, from raw ground to build-ready
Land development is where Pro Innovations started and what the whole operation is built around: taking a piece of Kentucky ground from raw to build-ready. Clearing, excavation, utility trenches, building pads, demolition, erosion control, and the concrete and trucking that go with them. Once the pad is in and the ground is ready to build on, the finish stage takes over: that is our production work side.
The short answer
Pro Innovations is a land development contractor in Crittenden, Kentucky. We take ground from raw to build-ready: clearing, excavation, utility trenches, building pads, demolition, erosion control, concrete, and trucking, with our own equipment and a 14-truck fleet. The finish stage lives on our production work side. Call 859-910-9272.
It's also the work where owning everything matters most. Our excavators, dozers, rollers, and 14-truck dump fleet mean a development schedule that belongs to one contractor, not to whichever sub answers the phone this week.
Who keeps calling us back
The builders' sitework crew
The strongest reference we have is who keeps calling us back. For years, Pro Innovations has run production building work for Drees Homes, one of the country's largest family-owned homebuilders, handling grade work, final grades, and topsoil across their communities. And we've performed land development for Fischer Homes, the builder behind many of Northern Kentucky's fastest-growing neighborhoods.
Production builders don't tolerate missed pad dates or callbacks on grades. Earning that work year after year, without a sales team and without marketing, is the whole Pro Innovations story: deliver exceptional results, repeatedly, and the demand takes care of itself.
The full lineup
Everything it takes to get ground build-ready
Excavation
Basements, foundations, ponds, and full-site digs with the iron to match the job.
DetailsSite Development & Utilities
Raw ground to build-ready lot: pads, trenches, water and sewer, one contractor.
DetailsLand Clearing
Brush, trees, and overgrowth cleared so your land finally works for you.
DetailsDemolition
Houses, barns, pools, and concrete taken down and hauled off with our own trucks.
DetailsErosion Control
Rip rap, slope stabilization, and creek bank repair for Kentucky hill ground.
DetailsConcrete & Flat Work
Driveways, patios, slabs, and foundation repair, poured on ground we prepped ourselves.
DetailsTrucking & Material Delivery
Gravel, topsoil, sand, and fill delivered by our own 14-truck dump fleet.
DetailsNext door
Production Work
Grading, drainage, yard installs, retaining walls, and seed and straw. The finish work that closes a site out.
For builders
Developing a subdivision?
Phase work, pad packages, and a fleet that keeps its own schedule. Here is how we run a build program.
Questions we hear a lot
What does a land development contractor do?
Everything between raw ground and a buildable site: clearing, excavation, utility trenches, building pads, roads and driveways, erosion control, concrete, and hauling. We handle the finish stage too, grading through seed and straw, and that work lives on our production work page. It is one crew and one schedule either way.
What is the difference between land development and production work?
Land development is the raw-ground stage: clearing, excavation, utilities, building pads, erosion control, concrete, and hauling. Production work is the finish stage that hands the site over: grading, drainage, retaining walls, topsoil, and seed and straw. They are two halves of the same job, and we do both.
Do you work with home builders and developers?
Yes, that's a core part of the business. We've run production grade work, final grades, and topsoil for Drees Homes for years, and land development for Fischer Homes. Builders get the same thing homeowners do: dates that hold and grades that don't come back on us.
Can you develop a single lot for one house?
Absolutely. A single homesite gets the same sequence a subdivision does, just scaled down: clear it, cut the pad, bring the utilities, manage the water, and hand your builder a lot that's ready to go.
How do I get a price on developing my land?
Call 859-910-9272 or send the estimate form. We walk the ground first, because the honest variables in land development are the dirt, the water, and the access, and none of them show up in a satellite photo.
Have ground that needs developing?
From one homesite to a whole section, walk us through it and we'll walk the ground.