CJM Construction Company -
Construction Work Done Right
At CJM Construction, we have over 45 years of experience, doing everything from large scale municipal contract construction, to corporate work, to small scale residential work.
There is virtually no construction or excavation job we can't handle. We do site work, drainage systems, excavations, foundations, septic systems, Title V repairs, driveway repairs and more.
Because we have a complete fleet of right-sized heavy machinery, both large and small, we're in position to do your job right, on time and on budget: John Deere bulldozer, Front-end loader and Backhoe. Full size excavator, Mini excavator, MAC Dump Trucks and Bobcats / skid loaders.
Drainage Services –
Depending on where you are located in Massachusetts, keeping your residence
or commercial facility free from problems with standing water, can be a
major challenge. And solving drainage problems can sometimes be very tricky
- that's where our experience comes in handy. If you've got problems with standing water, storm runoff, winter runoff,
excessive water in a parking lot or driveway, or any other situation where
you have surface water that's giving your trouble, we can help. The key is
to have the right equipment (we do) and the right experience (we do).
Sometimes the solution is as easy as trenching in some drainage pipe and
installing a dry well. Other times, re-grading the surface and/or trenching
in some gravel is needed. But the solution starts with an assessment
of the problem. We're happy to come look at your situation and tell you what
we think.
Excavation Services – If you live in Massachusetts,
from time to time you'll hear in the news about someone renting a backhoe to
do their own excavation and causing a fiasco (or worse). If you don't know
what you're doing, you can hit a water line or a gas line, cut into the
sewer, wreck your landscaping, damage your trees - or even undercut your
current foundation. And even if you avoid disaster,
when you dig a big hole, there's a lot of soil, rocks, roots, stumps and
dirt that needs to get cleaned up So why would anyone ever try to do their own excavation
work? That's a good question and frankly, our only guess is that they think
they might save some money. But guess what? you won't! By the time you are
done with rental fees, hauling, clean up, and all the time & effort, trying
to do it yourself is a no-win situation. We have both full-size and
small-size (mini) excavators in our fleet and we are very experienced on both
large & small jobs. If you need a hole dug, we can do it. Foundations –
The keys to a good foundation are these: good site work, good drainage,
effective planning, experienced personnel, effective supervision, good
relations with the concrete suppliers and the right size equipment. One thing to keep in mind is that that your entire
project depends on a good foundation. Once your foundation is in, there's
very little that can be done to correct problems after the fact - so it's
important that the job be done right - up front.
Septic Systems & Title V – You've probably heard the
expression "there's no free lunch" and when it comes to staying in
compliance with Massachusetts Title V regulations, the only sensible choice
is to do the job right. In order to be offered for sale, Massachusetts properties must be in
compliance with Title V - there's no escaping from this fact. And make no
mistake - replacing your septic system can be a large expense. But it
doesn't have to be a hassle - not if you work with the right people, We have
all the manpower and equipment needed to manage a complete replacement of
ant septic system you might have. And, if you need a sewer tie-in, we
can do that too.
Bobcat Services – The most important rule of
thumb in the constriction business is "use the right tool for the job". And
when it comes to digging and moving small amounts of material, sometimes the
right size tool is a Bobcat skid-steer loader. When operated by an experienced driver,
it can be very remarkable how much work can be done safely and at minimal
expense when using a Bobcat. And, the due to the small size of the machine,
the space requirements are minimal. A typical on-site uses for a Bobcat
would be to clear up excess back-fill from foundation work, or cleaning up
rock piles, rubble or mulch, etc. We have have are own equipment - and we have experienced
operators. This means we're available for all types of jobs, even on short
notice. We can handle any job you might need us for.
Site work – On any construction that
requires clearing an area, site work is the most essential step. You can't
dig a foundation, improve drainage, fix a driveway, install a parking lot,
build warehouse, or do any number of other tasks, until the site is
prepared. But, even though site work is
essential, it's not always obvious how important it is, because when the
job's done right, there's no evidence left that heavy machinery was
driving back and forth across the job site. And that's the main
idea: good site work gets the job done. but doesn't a huge mess behind
that takes years of landscaping to correct. When CJM Construction does site work for our
customers, our aim is to get the job done on time, per specifications and
without causing a huge mess. Fully Insured – When it comes to completing a construction job on time and on
budget, there's no substitution for having a management that's committed to
the success of your project.
At CJM, every job we do is
overseen by key management personnel and were are fully insured. We're on site everyday, making sure
your job goes right, overseeing the process and taking a hands-on approach ro move things forward.
We take every job
seriously, because doing the job right, on time and on budget is our
business.
If your project is important to
you, then it's important to us. We treat every job as if we were doing it
for ourselves. We take pride in doing things right - and it shows in our
work.
Call us today
for a free estimate -- (508) 473-2960
Many buildable lots in Massachusetts have a very small footprint, so it's
important that the right size excavator be used. Many times, nothing more
than a mini excavator, a bobcat and small dump truck is required. Other
times, it's better to use full size machinery. The best bet is to call us as
soon as you have your project in mind - then we can inspect your location
and make recommendations. 
