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Haywire Excavation

Utility Ditches

Trenching at the depth it's supposed to be, backfilled the way it's supposed to be. Most of this work is for car chargers and bringing power to a building that doesn't have it yet — done alongside Haywire Services, or on its own.

Illustration representing utility ditches.

Trenching at proper depth, grading and backfilling — for car chargers and bringing power to a home.

Sound Familiar?

When this is the job

  • A detached garage or barn with no power run to it yet
  • A car charger that needs a trench, not just a wire
  • Water running somewhere it shouldn't
  • A utility line that needs to go in properly the first time

What’s included

  • Trenching to proper depth
  • Grading and backfilling
  • Trenching for car chargers
  • Bringing electricity to a home or outbuilding
  • Drainage and erosion work

How It Works

From call to done

  1. Tell us what needs to connect

    A charger, an outbuilding, a drainage problem — tell us the two points.

  2. Free estimate

    Depth, distance, and what’s in the way all factor into the number.

  3. We trench, grade, and backfill

    To proper depth, so nobody hits it by accident in five years.

  4. One call if electrical’s involved too

    If Haywire Services needs to run the wire, it’s coordinated — not a second project.

Questions

Quick answers

Why does an electrician own an excavator?

Haywire Excavation began to assist in everyday operations of residential electrical work, like trenching for a car charger. It has since grown into its own division.

How far do you travel?

We work out of Winchester and cover about a 75-mile radius — Frederick, Clarke, Warren and Shenandoah counties in Virginia, plus the West Virginia Eastern Panhandle. We hold a Class A license in both states.

Do you charge for an estimate?

We provide free estimates. A free estimate does not include any work that may be performed — if we can fix it on the spot, that becomes a separate conversation before anything gets done.

Ready to talk about utility digging?

Free estimates, straight answers.