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Trenching to your contractor's spec and to county code, and grading that puts water where you want it instead of where it is going now.
Haleakala Crater
Subcontracted under an electrical contractor on a US Coast Guard telecommunications upgrade at the summit. Our portion was to cut the trench to spec, then backfill and compact once the conduit was installed.
Working for the Coast Guard and inside a national park meant background checks and full insurance before anyone set foot on site. The job went smooth, the clients were happy — and they have hired us again for another one on Molokai.
Utility trenching
Electrical or plumbing, we work to the plan of whoever needs the trench and dig it to spec, so everything complies with local county codes.
That matters more than it sounds. A trench dug to the wrong depth or backfilled the wrong way is a failed inspection and a second excavation, and it is your money both times.


Usually it is water somewhere they do not want it. We meet you on site, look at where the problems are, work out what the water is actually doing, and then come up with a plan. The answer is different every time:
We have helped a lot of people reduce and eliminate stormwater runoff that was doing real damage to their property.
Regraded slope beside a house — water sent away from the building instead of toward it.
New build sites generally want a grubbing and grading permit. Who pulls it depends on whether you are the homeowner, whether a general contractor is running the build, or whether we are doing it directly for you. We will tell you which applies.
Kula
“We are very pleased with the excavation work. Akua was very professional and communicated throughout the process. I would highly recommend Po Brothers and will definitely use them again.”
Robert H.Excavation and gradingKulaNo call center, no sales rep. Akua answers the phone, walks your property, and does the work.