Serving Boone County
Land Clearing and Excavation in Verona, Kentucky
Our shop address has Verona in it. Mount Zion Verona Road runs between the two towns, so when a Verona property owner calls about clearing a fence line or digging a pond, we're often the closest crew with real iron.
Verona is acreage country. People buy five, ten, or forty acres out here for room to breathe, then find out the land needs work before the plans can happen. We clear the brush, cut the driveway, build the pad, dig the pond, and haul the gravel, one contractor from raw ground to ready.
A lot of Verona land changes hands as farmettes and homesites, and the first year usually means a new drive, a cleared building spot, and somewhere for water to go. That's the exact mix we've built our equipment list around, and Verona jobs are some of the shortest runs our trucks make.
In demand around Verona
Every service travels. See land development and production work, or call 859-910-9272.
Verona, KY questions
Do you clear land for new homes in Verona?
Yes. Brush hogging, forestry mulching, tree and stump removal, and fence line clearing are steady work for us around Verona. We can take a wooded corner down to a pad-ready building spot and haul off what you don't want kept.
Can you build a pond on acreage near Verona?
Yes. We look at your soil and how water moves through the property first, because a pond that holds starts with the right site. Then we shape it with our own excavators and dozers.
How close is Pro Innovations to Verona?
About as close as it gets. Our shop sits on Mount Zion Verona Road between Crittenden and Verona, two minutes off I-75 exit 166, so Verona properties are effectively next door.
Do you install gravel driveways on large properties?
All the time. We cut the drive, set culverts where water crosses, and bring the stone in on our own trucks, so a long rural driveway is one job with one crew instead of a grading contractor plus a hauling company.
Working on something in Verona?
We're minutes up the interstate. Tell us what the ground needs and we'll come look at it.