East Slope Earthworks LLC

07/16/2025

We are a continuously growing company with a full schedule ahead of us and are looking to add a skilled, motivated foreman or superintendent to our team. If you or anyone you know is looking for a change or a new start, please reach out.

06/25/2025

This project involved replacing aging storm infrastructure and improving drainage across several locations on Bainbridge Island, including NE Murden Cove Drive, Manitou Beach Drive NE, Weaver Road NW, and Irene Place NE. Crews installed new storm pipe and structures and replaced deteriorating cross culverts at Silven Avenue NW, NE Torvanger Road, and—under an additive alternate—Meadowmeer Circle NE and Misty Vale Place NE.

Work was performed under tight site constraints and heavy traffic conditions, requiring precise coordination, careful staging, and traffic control measures. Despite the challenges, our crews maintained good attitudes, and a strong focus on safety while working long hours to meet project demands. Full roadway restoration followed each phase, including excavation, backfill, stormwater treatment elements, and new pavement.

Our team did a great job completing this tough project, delivering high-quality results, all while maintaining excellent communication with the City and surrounding community throughout the process. Great job guys.

03/28/2025

This project involved replacing a failing rock retaining wall with a 60-foot-long drilled shaft soldier pile wall with wood lagging. We installed five W12x40 piles and three W14x68 piles, with all holes drilled using a TD25 TC Techno Drill and a 24-inch auger.
The project presented significant challenges due to the tight site conditions and proximity to an electrical vault. Despite these constraints, all work was completed in-house. The original wall was carefully and systematically removed as the new wall was constructed, minimizing the risk of sloughing.
Once the structural elements were in place, the wall was backfilled and compacted to ensure long-term stability. Drainage features were incorporated to prevent water buildup behind the wall, reducing future maintenance needs. The finished structure not only enhances the site's stability but also improves its overall functionality and appearance. Once again hats off to the crew for adding another great project to our resume.

02/13/2025

Looking for a truck driver. Based in Cle Elum, mostly prevailing wage projects, medical, dental, retirement. Please message or call me if interested.

Dustin (509)899-7056

02/03/2025

We had the opportunity to be part of an incredible project this summer in Neah Bay, WA, alongside our friends at Duwamish Services. This opportunity arose thanks to our extensive experience in the marine industry, with over 40 years of combined expertise in the marine industry.

Our role in this project was to provide essential equipment and, most importantly, experienced labor for underwater demolition and cleanup. The work involved collaborating with the dive crew to remove nine derrick vessels—some still floating and others submerged on the seafloor. The sunken vessels were carefully extracted using a clam bucket and rigging individual components. All debris was then loaded onto a flat deck barge and transported to Seattle for upland disposal.

It was an honor to contribute to such a meaningful project, and we take great pride in the work the team accomplished.

01/03/2025

This project, located in Puyallup, WA, involved the removal of hazardous rock walls, grading, and the importation of fill to create safe, even slopes. Hydro seeding was applied to complete the area, providing a secure space for children to play and observe the field. Additionally, the project included installing fencing around an electrical transformer and repairing existing fencing around portable classrooms, enhancing both safety and functionality.

01/03/2025

This project, located in Winthrop, WA, involved the installation of precast concrete boat ramp planks and the construction of a new crushed rock access trail with cast-in-place curbing. The gravel parking area was scarified and upgraded with 300 tons of crushed rock, which was carefully placed, graded, and rolled to ensure durability and functionality. Additionally, a 2-inch irrigation line was installed through the parking area to enhance site infrastructure. Designed to provide safe and convenient river access, the project serves river rafts, tubes, and swimmers, enhancing recreational opportunities in the area.

12/27/2024

We are looking for office help 1-2 days a week. Having payroll experience would be preferred. Tasks include, payroll, AP, mail, and misc other items. Please reach out if interested or if you know someone interested.

Pay will be based on experience.

Dustin (509)899-7056

12/20/2024

Another great job completed by our crews.

The Ridgecrest Elementary safety project is almost complete! 🏫 Improvements include removing hazardous rock walls, regrading pathways, repairing fencing, and adding safety measures around the campus.

These upgrades ensure safer outdoor spaces for students to learn and play. Thank you for supporting the 2024 Capital Levy helping us create secure environments for our schools!

Read the full story on our website at https://bit.ly/4flRkO8

12/09/2024

Here is another example of the attention to detail and quality of work our crews provide. This project was the Pullman City Cemetery Expansion and included clearing and grubbing approximately 2.4 acres of what is predominantly farmland, stripping 4,822 cy of topsoil, stockpiling topsoil, excavation and embankment of 5,129 cy of native material constructing approximately 1,410 linear feet of gravel roadway, replacing topsoil, spreading 570 cy of compost and partial mixing into topsoil, hydroseeding, installing erosion control blankets, pipe sleeves under roadway for future use, and site restoration.

11/13/2024

We finished up our last fish bypass project of the season. This one was located in Lakebay Wa and included, a piped stream bypass, removal of the existing dam, and plugging the inlet and outlet pipe. The installation of a 16'x40' arch culvert, stream realignment, streamed sediment, cobbles, boulders, and large woody debris. Congrats to the team this project was a challenging one having to deal with poor access, no staging area, public traffic, tidal water and over a 1,000cy of muck.

09/12/2024

https://www.peninsuladailynews.com/news/joint-project-replaces-culvert-with-steel-bridge/

DNR, Forest Service combine efforts on Calawah River tributary