Magnum Land Clearing, Inc. performed this project for a commercial general building contractor in the city of Santa Monica, CA. Our scope of work on this site included demolition and land clearing of two existing apartment buildings (long-term care facilities), a public parking lot, a house (SFD), patios, and walkways. After demolition was completed, we also installed a temporary parking lot of ¾ acre in size using CMB materials for the client’s use while city approvals were being acquired for new construction.

Magnum Land Clearing, Inc. performed this certified-payroll, prevailing wage, LEED-certified, public works project for a commercial general engineering contractor in the city of Monrovia, CA. Our scope of work included demolition of the City of Monrovia’s Public Library building (approx. 16,000 SF) and land clearing and removal of associated site improvements (parking lot, playground equipment, children’s play area, walkways, light standards) and numerous large, non-native trees and bushes from the surrounding Library Park, which is approx. 5 acres in size. Magnum Land Clearing, Inc. actively recycled and diverted waste materials from landfills on this project and was able to achieve and document a recycling/diversion rate of over 88% which helped the City of Monrovia meets its goals under the LEED system.

Magnum Land Clearing, Inc. performed this “to-be LEED-certified” project for a private owner in the City of Calabasas, CA. Our scope of work included demolition and land clearing of a former elementary school campus from an approx. 2 acre site. We demolished and removed 9 buildings that varied from CMU-type construction to modular steel-framed-type construction, and wood-framed-type construction, as well as an Olympic-size pool and “kiddie” wading pool. The scope of work also included demolition and land clearing of numerous other improvements, including walkways, light standards, retaining walls, fences, mature trees and shrubs, etc. This project was accomplished without causing any disturbance to the adjacent and ecologically-sensitive Deep Canyon-Cold Creek creek under the observation of an environmental monitoring service.

Magnum Land Clearing, Inc. performed this project for a private property owner in the Granada Hills area of the City of Los Angeles. Our scope of work included land clearing of non-native trees and shrubs which were burned in the 2009 “Sesnon Fire Incident” from a 40 acre site. We were able to salvage some trees for recycling; however, those that were too burned for any other use were properly disposed of along with all stumps and shrubs.

Magnum Land Clearing, Inc. performed this project for a residential general building contractor in the Studio City area of the City of Los Angeles. Our scope of work included partial demolition of approx. 1,100 SF of the existing house (SFD), demolition of the detached accessory building, demolition of the detached garage, demolition and certified backfill of the existing pool, and demolition and land clearing of misc. other items including the driveway, decking, walls, trees, and plants.

Magnum Land Clearing, Inc. performed this project for a residential real estate developer in the Pacific Palisades area of the City of Los Angeles. Our scope of work included demolition of the existing house and garage (approx. 5,230 SF), pool, basement, spa, decking, patios, driveway, and land clearing of trees and bushes. We surgically left one section of wall and footing remaining per our client’s direction for incorporation into one of the new houses. Our scope of work also included a certified backfill and compaction of the voids from the pool and basement, as well as the 5’ deep soil removal and recompaction (“R&R”) to 90% density for two new houses which were built at the same site.

Magnum Land Clearing, Inc. performed this project for a residential general building contractor in the City of Westlake Village. Our scope of work included demolition of the existing house (SFD) and garage of approx. 3,040 SF, pool, decking, driveway, block walls, trees, and bushes from a lot that borders the lake itself. Our scope of work also included 5’ deep soil removal and recompaction (“R&R”) to 90% density for the new garages which were to be built, as well as soil excavation, rough grading, and export for the new house. We also performed a certified backfill of the pool cavity after demolition of the pool, using bridging techniques to deal with the high water table at the site.

Magnum Land Clearing, Inc. performed this project for a residential real estate developer in the Encino area of the City of Los Angeles. Our scope of work included demolition of the existing house (SFD) of approx. 3,400 SF, detached garage, pool, driveways, decking, and patios. Our scope of work also included a certified backfill and compaction of the void from the pool, as well as the 5’ deep soil removal and recompaction (“R&R”) to 90% density for two new houses which were built at the site.

Magnum Land Clearing, Inc. performed this project for a residential general building contractor in the Bell Canyon area of Ventura County. Our scope of work consisted of supplying operated and maintained heavy equipment on an hourly basis to our client. Our expert equipment operators, along with our company equipment, placed and compacted over 20,000 CY of soil while re-working the existing slope by creating a buttress fill with key and benching. This allowed a formerly unbuildable, rocky lot to become a building pad for a new custom estate.

Magnum Land Clearing, Inc. performed this project directly for the Student Union at California State University, Northridge in the Northridge area of the City of Los Angeles. Our scope of work consisted of demolition of a modular steel-framed-type building of approx. 3,000 SF. We exercised considerable care to make sure that we did not damage the surrounding asphalt parking lot.

Magnum Land Clearing, Inc. performed this project for a commercial general building contractor in the City of San Buenaventura (Ventura). Our scope of work consisted of performing a total site clearing of all existing improvements from the 1.15 acre property in order to allow the site to be redeveloped as a new cancer center for Community Memorial Hospital (aka “CMH”). Specifically, we demolished four buildings (with five legal addresses) that served CMH as medical office buildings, two garages, two parking lots for physicians, sheds, block walls, fences, light standards, trash enclosures, driveways, and miscellaneous other site improvements. We also performed land clearing and disposal of all existing trees, bushes, and shrubs, as well as capping of the various sewer laterals involved.

Magnum Land Clearing, Inc. performed this project for a couple who were having their “dream home” built in the exclusive community of Hidden Hills. Our scope of work consisted of demolition of the existing house (SFD) and detached garage of approx. 2,500 SF, the existing swimming pool, horse stables and corrals, hardscaping, and other misc. site improvements. Our scope of work also included a 5’ deep soil removal and recompaction (“R&R”) and basement excavation for a new custom estate that has been built on the property.

Magnum Land Clearing, Inc. performed this project in the Studio City area of the City of Los Angeles for a residential real estate developer specializing in high-end infill housing. Our scope of work consisted of a total site clearing of the existing improvements and earthwork for the redevelopment project. The total site clearing work included demolition and of the existing house (SFD) and attached garage of approx. 3,660 SF, the existing tennis court, lap pool, patios, walkways, and driveway; we also cleared and disposed of all existing trees, bushes, and shrubs. Our earthwork scope of work included performing a certified backfill of the cavity left by the pool demolition and a 5’ deep soil removal and recompaction (“R&R”) to 90% density for a pad for two new single family dwellings which were redeveloped on the site.

Magnum Land Clearing, Inc. performed this project in the Chatsworth Lake Manor / Box Canyon area of unincorporated Ventura County for a residential general contractor specializing in prefabricated home sales. Before our involvement with the project, another contractor had performed significant earthwork at the site; however, the site was not “signed off” for building and the earthwork that had been done was considered an “uncertified fill” and therefore needed to be redone, yet the site had been deemed “inaccessible” by other earthwork contractors. Working under the direction of the general contractor and a new design team hired by the property owner, we dug exploratory excavations for the soils engineer to use in order to determine the remedial action he would specify. This ultimately led to us performing soil removal and recompaction (“R&R”) to 90% density and grading to create a pad for a new home and another pad for a carport as well as for a driveway and fire department turn-around. After our work was completed, the other construction trades (which had been delayed by the “uncertified earthwork” done by another contractor) could proceed uninhibited.