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Animas Excavating Launches New Pagosa Springs Location Page
October 20, 2026 at 19:01 PM EDT
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The company's track record in Pagosa Springs is built on hard ground. Its largest documented project in the area was a public transit facility in Pagosa Springs, where Animas handled the excavation scope, retaining wall work included.
Public work like that runs heavy on certified payroll and Davis-Bacon documentation, and Animas handles it as readily as the fieldwork. More of the company's completed work is on its projects page.
"I can really help them because I'm the first person that they're going to call," said Mike Zarlingo, founder and owner of Animas Excavating. "After they purchase the property, they have to find an excavator to flatten the land, clear the land, and put all the infrastructure in."
The new page walks residential property owners and commercial clients through the services available in Pagosa Springs, including:
- Site preparation and grading on sloped lots, hard rock, and shallow bedrock
- 3D smart grade GPS grading, which removes the repeat surveying costs that come with grade stakes on commercial jobs
- Sewer line repair from the connection in the street to the line at the house
- Septic system site work coordinated with the design engineer and Archuleta County's Water Quality Department
- Underground utilities and demolition
- Retaining walls and road construction
Beyond services, the page explains how San Juan Mountains terrain shapes a project's cost and timeline. It also answers frequently asked questions about permits, rocky soil, pricing, and whether Animas works with builders as well as homeowners.
Readers will also learn how Mike works like a guide for owners developing raw land, often as the first call they make after closing, with more on the crew on the company's About Us page. A communities section outlines coverage across Pagosa Springs, Archuleta County, Bayfield, and the Highway 160 corridor.
Property owners and contractors planning work in Pagosa Springs can call (970) 403-2787, email mike@animasexcavating.com, or request a free estimate (https://www.animasexcavating.com/contact/) online. Mountain project windows fill up fast, so early outreach is the best way onto the spring and summer schedule.
About Animas Excavating
Animas Excavating is a full-service, fully insured and bonded, privately owned small business serving the Four Corners region. We specialize in underground utilities, septic systems, land clearing, land infrastructure, footings, roads, and water and sewer infrastructure. Animas Excavating has a solid reputation of honest, fair, reliable, and quality service.
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