OUR
SERVICES
We base our success on being more than just a construction company. Our customers rely on The Snider Group Inc. for our distinctive ability to implement innovative project management techniques.
Earthwork
With a fleet of earth hauling pieces as well as a full compliment of support dozers, compactors, rollers and discs, we are capable of excavating and compacting large quantities of earth in short timeframes which enables us to take full advantage of the limited weather conditions in central Indiana that lends itself to earthmoving operations.
Underground Construction
Our capacity to install underground utilities is wide ranged. We install a full array of utilities from sub-surface drainage systems and dry utility conduit using small excavators and trenchers to laying sewers in excess of 30 feet in depth with large excavators and a full compliment of safety boxes and shoring needed in high depth situations.
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Curb
As one of the first companies in Central Indiana to own and operate a slip form curb machine back in the 1960's, The Snider Group brings generations of experience and expertise in the placement of strong and well finished curb that has smooth grade transitions and clean lines.
Box Culverts and Three-Sided Structures
The Snider Group has installed multiple large box culverts and three-sided structures for applications as stream crossings and pedestrian walkways under roads. We have adopted a fast, efficient method to install these structures that expedites the backfill process and limits environmental risks often associated with these installations.
Erosion Control
Controlling erosion is a vital aspect of nearly all of our operations. The use of mechanical best management practices along with temporary and permanent seeding are implemented on our projects from day one through to final completion.
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Clearing
Utilizing our Morbark 6600 horizontal grinder, land clearing jobs are completed quickly and efficiently. This machine is powered by a 1200 horsepower engine and is capable of accepting and grinding trees up to 42 inches in diameter. The waste material is then re-purposed for use as landscape mulch and composting.