Rain Sensor & Weather Station in Kellogg

Rain Sensor & Weather Station built for Shoshone County ground

In the heart of the Silver Valley, we work with steep Kellogg hillside grades and the complex legacy of over a century of mining activity. Excavation in this part of Shoshone County requires a knowledgeable approach to managing the specific mineral content of the soil and creating stable building pads on the narrow valley floor. We often have to build "switchback" access routes just to get our loaders up the Kellogg hillsides, where the soil is often a mix of loose shale and historical tailings.

That local read is the part that matters. Every rain sensor & weather station job we take on in Kellogg starts with the same discipline: read the soil, read the drainage, and read what the freeze-thaw cycle will do to the finished work three winters from now. Family-owned since 2005 and still run by the Gladish family — the same crew that walks your property is the crew that builds it.