Frequently Asked Questions

Heavy-duty breakers demolish the old concrete into manageable pieces, then hauling equipment removes all debris from the site. At Presco Property Restoration, we ensure the area is left clean and ready for re-grading or new installation, with experienced operators managing tight access common in New Iberia neighborhoods.

Ignoring proper grading and reinforcement before pouring, which leads to cracking and drainage failures in Louisiana's clay-based soil. At Presco Property Restoration, we prep the base correctly to handle heat and soil movement, ensuring long-term durability for slabs, driveways, and patios.

Schedule bush hogging when tall grass, brush, or thick vegetation limits access or safety, or before land development begins. In New Iberia's dense growth conditions, regular clearing helps maintain pastures, roadside visibility, and prepares lots for construction or agricultural use.

Cost depends on slab thickness, total square footage, accessibility for equipment, and hauling distance to disposal sites. Reinforced concrete or tight neighborhood access in New Iberia can increase labor time. At Presco Property Restoration, we provide clear quotes based on your site conditions.

Yes, when properly graded with drainage planning and compaction. Gravel allows water to filter through, reducing pooling compared to solid surfaces. At Presco Property Restoration, we design gravel driveways to withstand New Iberia's wet climate and soft soil conditions for long-term performance.

Land clearing removes trees, stumps, brush, and debris to prepare raw land for construction, while bush hogging cuts overgrown grass and vegetation on already accessible lots. Bush hogging maintains existing properties, whereas land clearing transforms undeveloped acreage into buildable or usable space.

Proper preparation includes grading the soil, compacting the base, installing reinforcement, and ensuring drainage to prevent water pooling. In New Iberia's clay soil, this prevents cracking and settling. At Presco Property Restoration, we handle every step to ensure durable, long-lasting concrete surfaces.

Louisiana's soft, water-retaining soil requires corrective grading and reshaping to create stable foundations and proper drainage. Without dirt work, structures risk settling, flooding, or erosion. At Presco Property Restoration, we use six years of equipment expertise to prepare building pads and driveway bases correctly.

Professional debris removal quickly clears storm damage waste, tree material, and hazardous debris, restoring safety and access to your property. Fast turnaround prevents further damage and allows repairs to begin. Presco Property Restoration handles hurricane cleanup efficiently across Southern Louisiana communities.

Experienced operators use compact equipment and precise techniques to excavate in limited-access areas without damaging nearby structures or landscaping. At Presco Property Restoration, six years of tight-access excavating ensures clean, accurate work for foundations, drainage, and utilities in older residential areas.

Site prep includes land clearing, grading, dirt work, drainage planning, and debris removal to ready land for construction or development. At Presco Property Restoration, we handle each phase with professional equipment and local knowledge of New Iberia's terrain and soil challenges.

Yes, Louisiana's clay and moisture-prone soil requires deeper post setting and proper drainage to prevent shifting and rot. At Presco Property Restoration, we install wood, chain-link, and agricultural fencing with techniques that ensure straight lines and long-term stability in New Iberia's conditions.