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Pro Innovations

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Excavation and Dirt Work in Grant County, Kentucky

Grant County is home ground. Our shop sits on Mount Zion Verona Road between Crittenden and Verona, two minutes off I-75 at exit 166, and our Mullins Supply Barn store is right on South Main Street in Crittenden. When you call us for dirt work here, you're calling a neighbor, not a crew driving in from the city.

We've spent over 35 years doing the work this county actually needs: driveways, basements, building pads, and ponds. Our excavators, dozers, and 14-truck dump fleet are parked right here, so the mobilization that costs another contractor half a day costs us a phone call.

Dry Ridge keeps building out its commercial strip around exit 159, Williamstown carries steady construction tied to Ark Encounter traffic, and the acreage around Crittenden and Verona keeps drawing people who want a pad, a driveway, and a pond on their own land. We're one contractor for all of it, start to finish, with our own trucks hauling the stone.

Grant County questions

Where is Pro Innovations located?

Our shop is at 16671 Mount Zion Verona Rd in Crittenden, between Crittenden and Verona, two minutes off I-75 at exit 166. We're open Monday through Friday, 7am to 4pm, and you can reach us at 859-910-9272.

What areas of Grant County do you serve?

All of it. Crittenden, Verona, Dry Ridge, Williamstown, and every farm and road between. This is our home county, so there's no such thing as too far out.

Do you build ponds in Grant County?

Yes, and it's some of our favorite work. We read the soil and the way water moves across your ground before we dig, because a pond that holds water starts with the right site, not just a big hole.

Do you deliver gravel and topsoil in Grant County?

We do, with our own 14-truck dump fleet. Gravel, #57 stone, crusher run, topsoil, sand, and fill dirt, delivered on our schedule instead of a hauling sub's.

Working on something in Grant?

We're minutes up the interstate. Tell us what the ground needs and we'll come look at it.