THE PROJECT
In 2014, our team took on the full site development of two solar installations along Chase Street and Pleasant Street in Lunenburg — a 30-acre, 5-megawatt field and an adjacent 6-acre, 1-megawatt field. Both sites started as raw, wooded land and required a complete transformation before a single panel could go in.
We handled everything from initial clearing and stump grinding through final loam and seeding, including all the earthwork, conduit trenching, and access road construction in between. Coordinating two fields simultaneously while maintaining proper erosion control throughout made this a project that required tight organization from start to finish.
Erosion control
Land clearing, stumping, grinding, and removal
Cuts and fills
Electrical conduit trenching
Access roadways
Detention basins
Loam and seeding
Lunenburg Solar Farm
LUNENBURG
THE RESULT
Two fully developed, operational solar installations — 36 acres taken from wooded land to a finished, seeded solar campus generating 6 megawatts of renewable energy. Every trench dug, every road cut, every basin graded and seeded by our team.
A large-scale land development project that required precision earthwork across two sites simultaneously, delivered on time and ready to power the region.
