Elevated Earthwork LLC

A steep backyard became usable space after Elevated Earthwork moved a hillside back eight feet, installed a retaining wall and replaced a cracked slab with a paver patio. The July 2026 customer describing that project also credits yard grading and a French drain with directing stormwater away from the house. They say the team discussed each step and included them in decisions. Drainage work brings other customers to Kevin and the crew, too. A September customer describes a complicated West Hartford drainage installation that started and finished as promised, followed by repeat projects involving driveways, retaining walls and foundations. Another September reviewer had spent seven years dealing with driveway runoff and water in the garage; they appreciated being given different options before the work began. In July, a repeat customer describes a patio and pergola installation followed by a French drain to address water problems. The company’s website says it works on residential and light-commercial properties across Glastonbury and Central Connecticut and reports 15 years in business. Its stated territory includes Hebron, Marlborough, Manchester, West Hartford, Avon and Farmington. Elevated Earthwork’s Connecticut home improvement contractor registration is active, and the company offers free estimates. Customers also describe excavation and driveway projects. A July 2026 reviewer says site preparation and a foundation digout finished on schedule, with updates throughout the work. Another July account describes replacing and expanding a driveway, installing a basketball hoop and painting free-throw lines. In March 2026, a homeowner reported that a new drainage system eliminated longstanding water problems even during heavy rain, alongside driveway paving and grading. Google displays five stars from 22 ratings. In June 2026, a customer praises Kevin’s plain explanations, coordination and on-time completion. An October 2025 customer likewise describes transparent pricing and updates that let the household make decisions as their yard project progressed.