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Excavation contractors in San Juan County, WA

29 excavation contractors are registered in San Juan County. All 29 hold an active USDOT registration. The largest town is Friday Harbor.

All 29 contractors

  1. Thompson Construction & Excavation LLC
    Lopez Island5.0 from 6 reviews via Google
    (360) 317-8924
  2. We Dig It Excavation
    Friday Harbor5.0 from 4 reviews via Google
    (360) 440-4986
  3. (360) 376-2122
  4. (360) 376-2319
  5. (360) 472-1308
Map of excavation contractors in San Juan County, WA
Pins mark ZIP code areas. A number shows how many contractors share that ZIP code.
  1. (425) 318-7705
  2. (360) 378-5045
  3. (360) 378-2813
  4. J&M Excavation
    Friday Harbor
    (360) 378-4374
  5. (360) 378-4010
  6. (360) 468-4243
  7. (360) 468-2747
  8. (360) 298-5841
  9. (360) 317-1715
  10. (360) 375-5498
  11. (360) 378-7779
  12. (360) 468-2920
  13. (360) 317-5987
  14. (360) 298-0986
  15. (360) 507-6262
  16. (360) 378-3957
  17. (360) 370-5557
  18. (360) 468-3715
  19. Harvey's Excavation
    Friday Harbor
    (360) 378-6755
  20. King Excavating
    Lopez Island
    (360) 468-2327
  21. (360) 317-6220
  22. T&C Dirt Work
    Lopez Island
    (360) 468-2042
  23. (360) 378-7705
  24. (360) 622-8532

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What excavation costs in Washington

Ranges are national; get three local quotes.

Residential excavation and site prep
$1,500–$5,000 for standard site work (Appalachian Scapes)$2,500–$15,000 for a standard home site (SiteX)Price driver: Soil: clay and rock cost more than loam
Removing trees, shrubs and debris
$1,400–$5,800 (HomeAdvisor)Price driver: Tree density
Grading a yard
$1,000–$5,000 for an average backyard (HomeGuide)Price driver: Slope
Driveway excavation
$1,000–$5,000 on average (Appalachian Scapes)Price driver: Access: tight sites need smaller machines and more hours
Dirt removal on a landscaping job
$500–$6,000 (Angi)Price driver: Haul distance and disposal

Published labor data puts the West roughly 20% above the Southeast (SiteX).

Ranges from Appalachian Scapes, SiteX, HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide and Angi, checked September 2026.

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