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No state license for this trade. New Hampshire doesn't license or register demolition & excavationbusinesses, so there's no state registry to check. That's true of every demolition & excavation business in the state, not a mark against this one. Insurance is self-reported.
Highlights
- Yard regrading — a 2025 customer said a full yard job took under a week
- Driveway drainage — a 2024 customer described drain pipes added along both sides
- Dead tree removal — a 2024 customer said it was gone in under 3 hours
- An unfinished job — a 2020 customer said grass seed was still owed
SBUSS Excavation LLC is a Concord, NH site work business that describes itself as third-generation family-owned, owned and operated by Sean Bussiere, with over 9 years in business. It holds 4.6 stars from 43 ratings on Angi and 4.8 from 17 on Google. A 2025 Google customer said Sean completely leveled out a yard, ripped out stumps, installed a drain in a section that had always been wet and laid out over 250 yards of loam, with the entire project done in less than a week. A 2024 Google reviewer said S.Buss ripped up an old asphalt driveway that froze over in winter, dug down over a foot, brought in gravel and stone and added drain pipes along both sides. A 2024 customer wrote that Sean came back to add extra drainage in a yard that had been a swamp. A 2024 reviewer said Sean and his team built a 600-foot road project that required significant land clearing, with drainage infrastructure and final plantings. A 2024 customer said Sean took over an excavation job that had gone south because of issues with a previous excavator. A 2025 customer with an emergency on a water line to their building said the crew showed up exactly when promised and the job stayed on budget. A 2024 customer said Sean cut down a very large dead tree and removed it in less than 3 hours, arriving the day after being contacted. A 2019 Angi customer said Sean removed 4 pine trees about 90 feet high next to the house within a day. A 2020 Angi customer wrote that the job was not finished and that they were owed the grass seed to finish it themselves.
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