Prepare the Site
Create a workable surface before landscape or outdoor construction work.
Grading can help create cleaner transitions, prepare outdoor areas for new work and address uneven sections of a residential property before landscaping or construction continues.
Before a patio, lawn, retaining wall or planting area is finished, the grade may need to be adjusted. We look at access, elevation changes, nearby structures and the project that follows.



Create a workable surface before landscape or outdoor construction work.
Address abrupt or awkward elevation changes around the property.
Plan grade changes around patios, walls, lawns, beds and access.
Existing slope, structures and site access guide the grading approach.
A grading project may be preparing for sod, hardscape, landscape beds or another construction phase. We evaluate the intended finished condition before moving material.
Existing high and low areas help define the scope.
Property access affects how grading work can be completed.
The final use of the area influences how the grade is finished.

Every project starts with the property itself. Scope, access, materials and site conditions are reviewed before work is scheduled.
Share the location, goals and current conditions.
We review measurements, access, grade and the proposed scope.
The site is prepared and the agreed work is completed.
We review the finished project with the homeowner.
Communication, professionalism and the finished work are recurring themes in Infinite Outdoor Construction's customer feedback.
“Brandon and his crew were on time, professional and went above and beyond!”
Infinite Outdoor Construction takes on grading projects throughout Greer, Greenville, Taylors, Spartanburg and nearby communities when the project is a good fit.
Also serving nearby areas within the company's normal service area.
These answers cover common planning questions. Final recommendations depend on the individual property and project scope.
Grading may be useful when an area is uneven, has difficult transitions, needs preparation for a new project, or requires reshaping before landscape or hardscape work.
Yes. Site preparation and grade changes are often coordinated with retaining walls, patios, pavers, lawns and landscape improvements.
Not every drainage issue has the same cause. Surface grade is one factor, but downspouts, soil, runoff sources and surrounding elevations may also matter. The property should be reviewed before recommending a solution.
Equipment depends on access, slope, project size and the amount of material being moved. Compact equipment may be used where space is limited.
We take on grading projects in Greer, Greenville, Taylors, Spartanburg and nearby Upstate South Carolina communities, depending on scope and exact location.
Share the property location and a few details about what you want to improve. We’ll review the request and determine the next step.