About Us
I started Flaska Excavation because I believe the dirt is the product, but the crew is the point.
I started Flaska Excavation with two problems most people would not put in the same sentence. My snowboard friends had nowhere to go come summer, and the excavation getting done around me was getting done, not getting done right.
Five years in, Flaska Excavation is the answer: a company that does it right the first time, pays on the books, and is built to take care of the people swinging the iron.
This business has been in Park City for five years, but I have been moving dirt and working with contractors most of my life. My family owns successful architectural landscaping companies back home, and this work is generational. Park City is my home, and where I come from that means something.

Contractor Talk
“Flaska showed up when they said they would, dug the footings to the engineer's tolerance, and the inspector passed everything on the first walk. That almost never happens.”
“I've hired a lot of excavation crews. These guys actually understand grade. The pad was flat, compacted, and the framers started the next morning without a single shim.”
“Mountain lots are a pain. Tight access, rock, weird drainage. They sorted the sequence, kept the site clean, and didn't bury a single utility where it shouldn't be.”
“The driveway base they put in held through last winter's freeze-thaw without a crack. I stopped worrying about callbacks the day they finished.”
“Communication was direct. No ghosting, no surprises on the invoice. If something needed a different approach, they called before they moved dirt.”
“They backfilled and compacted around our foundation so well the concrete crew commented on it. That's the kind of handoff that keeps a schedule alive.”
“Steep lot, winter window, inspector who doesn't miss. Flaska knew the soil, knew the sequence, and got us to dry-in two days ahead of plan.”
“I called on a Monday and they were on site Wednesday. The trench was bedded, piped, and backfilled before the plumber even showed up Friday.”