• Clearing Vegetation and Debris: Removing trees, shrubs, rocks, and other obstacles to create a clear building site.
• Erosion Control: Installing erosion control measures like silt fencing, sediment basins, and retaining walls to prevent soil erosion during construction.
• Rough Grading: Adjusting the land's slope and elevation to ensure proper drainage and stability for future building foundations.
• Fine Grading: Performing detailed grading to level the site and prepare it for driveways, landscaping, and final paving.

• Soil Analysis: Testing soil to determine load-bearing capacity, compaction levels, and any potential issues like expansive clay or loose sand.
• Compaction and Stabilization: Compacting and stabilizing the soil to create a solid base for building foundations, roads, and utility lines.
• Remediation: Addressing soil-related issues by adding stabilizing materials (e.g., lime or geotextiles) to improve the ground's stability.

Access Roads: Constructing access roads and driveways to allow vehicles to enter the development site safely.

Road Grading and Base Preparation: Preparing the road bed with proper grading and a stable base layer to ensure long-lasting pavement.

Asphalt or Concrete Paving: Paving roads, driveways, and walkways to provide durable, smooth surfaces for vehicles and pedestrians.

Curbs and Gutters: Adding curbs and gutters along roadsides to improve drainage and provide structure to the road edges.

• Stormwater Retention Ponds: Constructing ponds or basins to retain rainwater and control runoff, protecting surrounding areas from flooding.
• Underground Drainage: Installing an underground drainage system to manage runoff efficiently and reduce surface water pooling.
• Swales and Ditches: Creating swales and ditches along property edges to channel rainwater away from homes and into drainage systems.
• Detention and Retention Basins: Building basins to store stormwater temporarily or permanently, allowing it to be released slowly to prevent downstream flooding.

• Topsoil Spreading: Adding topsoil to prepare for grass, plants, and trees, ensuring a fertile base for vegetation.

• Sidewalk Installation: Constructing sidewalks to provide safe pedestrian pathways throughout the residential site.
• Driveway, Approaches, Valleys, Spandrels, Channels, Drains, and Pathway Paving: Adding concrete or asphalt driveways and pathways for each home or building.
• Retaining Walls: Building retaining walls to manage slopes, prevent soil erosion, and add visual appeal to landscaping.

• Ramps and Curb Cuts: Adding ramps and curb cuts where necessary to create an accessible environment for all residents.

• Silt Fences and Erosion Barriers: Installing silt fences and barriers around construction zones to prevent soil erosion and protect water quality.

Streetlights and Pathway Lighting: Installing streetlights and pathway lights to improve visibility and safety within the residential area.

Security Cameras and Access Control (if applicable): Setting up security cameras or gated access for enhanced security in gated communities or private developments.

Motion-Activated Lights: Installing motion-activated lights in common areas for energy-efficient lighting and security.

• Debris Removal: Clearing construction debris, equipment, and temporary structures from the site.
• Site Grading and Final Landscaping: Finalizing grading, landscaping, and any touch-ups to ensure the site is clean and ready for occupancy.
• Compliance Inspection: Conducting final inspections to ensure all site development work meets local codes, safety standards, and project specifications.