Haul Roads, Drainage, Overburden Removal, Ponds, Walls, Bridges, and Complete Reclamation Services
At Vecellio & Grogan, we provide expert site preparation, development, maintenance and remediation services to the mining and energy industries, satisfying our customer’s needs with safety as a core value.
Our services include pond excavation, overburden removal, erosion control, structures (bridges and walls), drainage installation, and construction/maintenance of haul roads.
We also specialize in complete mine site reclamation services. (Photo: Buck Lilly Surface Mine, WV, during the final stages of reclamation by Vecellio & Grogan.)
Vecellio & Grogan has been in the heavy/highway contracting business since 1938, and we are known as a very valuable mining and energy partner for one simple reason:
We provide high-quality site construction and reclamation work at a fair price, whether the project is large OR small! Call Vecellio & Grogan at (304) 252-6575 and let us prove it to you.
Cost-Effective Work Even on Smaller Jobs
With our decades of experience we can provide cost-effective services for virtually ANY size job. Just because a project is small, remember this – even SMALL projects must receive proper handling or they can become BIG headaches. (Sometimes it’s the smallest jobs that require the most precise solutions.)
With Vecellio & Grogan you have a partner who has seen it all and can develop the most cost-effective approach to your specific need, whether simple and straightforward, or unique and complex. Just one example of a custom-tailored service is the Brooks Run Bridge we constructed for Alpha Natural Resources.
Have Idle Sites? Stay In Compliance!
Make the most of current market conditions by scheduling work needed on your idle sites NOW to keep them in legal compliance. Take advantage of the down time, don’t put it off.
Often what we find is that when coal operators idle a site, even temporarily, the sites soon fall out of compliance, in a number of ways:
- Site ponds require cleaning out (dipping the silt out that has accumulated over time)
- Diversion ditches require maintenance due to erosion or tree infestation
- Rip rap ditches erode
- Haul road berms found to be inadequate
- General haul road deterioration
In some cases, the problems can be even more serious, involving:
- Coal refuse and overburden waste areas, requiring construction of special treatment ponds, including liners and membranes
Don’t let any of these compliance issues become a problem for you!
Call Vecellio & Grogan at (304) 252-6575. We will analyze your situation and engineer a prompt solution to address all legal compliance issues.
Looong-Time Industry Partner!
We’ve been around a long time – since 1938. You have to be doing something right to stay in business that long. In fact, “Do The Right Thing” is our corporate credo.
That’s important to us, because we’re a family-owned business and our name is on the line. Actually, we’re now in our fourth generation as a family-owned and operated business. Now that is long-standing trustworthiness you can have confidence in!
Vecellio & Grogan operates throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern United States and beyond. Projects have included complete retail site development, coal-mine and energy industry site preparation and reclamation, bridge and highway construction, and airport runway construction.
With our extensive mining and reclamation experience, we meet the needs of the coal and energy industries to ensure both compliance and cost-effectiveness. You will get consistent, high-quality results, on time and within budget. This commitment is backed by nearly eight decades of proven success.
Our Customers Know Best
Our long track record of success speaks for itself. But don’t just take our word for it. Our website has a number of customer testimonials assuring you of the quality, professionalism and timeliness of our services.
Call today, (304) 252-6575, for a prompt review of your next project and a free, no obligation quote.
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