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Demolition Crews Complete Power Plant Demolitions for Black Hills Power Corporation

Independence Demolition crews complete environmental decommissioning and demolition of four power plants in Wyoming, South Dakota and Colorado for Black Hills Power Corporation.

Pennsylvania Turnpike Remediation - New Baltimore

Challenging mass remediation project underway for the Pennsylvania Turnpike, involving a portion of mountain that has been sliding into the turnpike since originally constructed. A total of four million cubic yards of earth will be moved.

Mid-Atlantic Operations Update

We are having a very busy 2015 in the Mid-Atlantic including our largest project in the region to date - the Metropolitan Washington Airport Authority Rail Yard and Maintenance Facility. Click to learn more about our other projects in progress and those we are finishing.

Demolition of Metro Health's North Coast Behavioral Health Building Complete

Independence demolition crews removed the 1920s North Coast Behavioral Health Building as part of a multimillion dollar Metro Health Main Campus Expansion.

Making Moves into the Energy Sector in the Mid-Atlantic

Independence crews perform earthwork and utilities for SNC Lavalin making way for the build out of a new power plant facility.

Independence Awarded First Prime Contract from PennDOT – Torchlight Intersection

Elimination and relocation of dangerous intersection in Fayette County serves as first prime contract for Independence Excavating.

Pittsburgh...Growing Opportunities

Opportunities Continue to Grow in Pittsburgh - Working Safely is Our Top Priority

Mid-Atlantic Update

Independence Excavating Growing in Mid-Atlantic Region

Independence Excavating Teams with Turner-Ozanne at First Energy Stadium

Go BROWNS!!  Independence Excavating Performs Dismantlement and Demolition for Modernization Project

Independence Excavating, Inc. Receives AGC National Safety Award

Independence Excavating is awarded first place by AGC in the Federal and Heavy Division with 700,000 to 1,000,000 man hours worked in 2013.