The Builder
The job needing ground work — excavation, grading, and foundation drilling staked and bored before the frame rises.
Dig · Bore · Grade
The Site / The Outfit
An Outfit Built
On Stakes.
BRT runs its site business the way a cut runs a grade — every job staked, every layer bored, every scope matched to its iron.
Who We Are
The Columbus Ground.
BRT CONTRACTING LLC is an Ohio limited liability company headquartered at 5109 Treeridge Street, Columbus — the central-Ohio corridor where excavation, demolition, and site work converge.
The outfit runs four scopes on one site: excavation and earthmoving — digging, grading, trenching, and drainage; foundation and drilling — caissons, piers, piles, and test boring; demolition and removal — wrecking, gutting, and dismantling; and site work — paving, fencing, erection, and rental.
Site work is a grade trade. A cut has a stake. A bore has a log. A scope has iron. The scopes stay distinct because the ground demands it — but every job answers to the same site rules: staked before cut, bored before foundation, graded before done.
Work OrderRef BRT-929
Legal NameBRT CONTRACTING LLC
StructureOhio limited liability company
Yard5109 Treeridge St
Columbus, OH 43229
Columbus, OH 43229
RegionFranklin County, OH
ScopesFour · stake to grade
Line+1 682 369 8399
Site Rules
The Four Rules We Dig By.
Four different scopes, one operating standard — the rules written at the head of every work order.
SR-01
Staked Before Cut
Every job carries a stake — survey, grade, and boundary marked before the iron moves. A cut without a stake is a cut that can't be graded.
SR-02
Bored Before Foundation
Soil tested before the pier drills — boring, depth, and bearing noted on the work order. A foundation without a log is a guess.
SR-03
Scoped-Matched Iron
Equipment runs the scope it fits — digging on digging, drilling on drilling, wrecking on wrecking. Mismatched iron is lost time.
SR-04
Honest Grade
The outfit declares what the ground holds — a fill that isn't compacted isn't called done, and a cut that isn't graded isn't finished.
Who We Dig For
Three Kinds Of Clients.
The Developer
The site needing clearance — demolition, wrecking, and removal that clears the ground for the next build.
Wreck · Clear · Prep
The Owner
The property needing finish — paving, fencing, pools, and site work that closes the job.
Pave · Fence · Finish
"Four scopes, one site. The job shouldn't have to ask what the ground needs — the stake should already say it."
BRT Contracting · Site Rule
Inquiry
Talk To The Yard.
A dig, a bore, a wreck, or a finish — call or write and the yard answers.
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