Driveways, pads and clearing
Cutting driveways up slopes, clearing timber and building level pads. See excavation & site prep.
Handy's Construction works in Superior, the Mineral County seat on I-90 west of Missoula. Tyler Handy's crew hauls its own excavators and trucks to mountain lots along the Clark Fork for site prep, septic systems, foundations, cabins and homes, with free on-site estimates.
Handy's Construction is a licensed and insured Montana general contractor based in Missoula, owner-operated by Tyler Handy and serving Missoula, Ravalli, Mineral and Lake Counties.
Yes. Handy's Construction takes on excavation and site prep, septic installation, foundations, cabins, homes, shops and remodels in Superior and the surrounding Mineral County valleys. The company runs its own trucks under USDOT #4414052, so it brings the equipment it needs instead of waiting on a hauler.
Superior sits in the narrow Clark Fork valley along I-90, west of Missoula, and it is the seat of Mineral County. Steep, timbered mountains close in on both sides, and much of the surrounding land is national forest. That leaves private building ground in the valley bottom, along side drainages and on the slopes above them.
Those lots make site work the first and biggest question. A cabin or home near Superior often needs a driveway cut up a slope, a pad carved out of the hillside, and a plan for rock, retaining and drainage before a foundation can go in. Snow can be heavy in the mountains around the Clark Fork, so roofs and access both have to be planned for winter.
Distance matters too. Superior is a long drive from most contractors' yards, which is where Handy's Construction's own fleet helps: the excavator, the dump truck and the crew arrive together and stay until the phase is done. The company's trucks operate under USDOT #4414052, which covers hauling its own equipment on the interstate.
If you are searching for septic installation near me in Superior, the septic system usually has to be designed around the same slope, rock and groundwater that shape the house site. Handy's Construction digs the tank and drain field with its own equipment and coordinates the permit steps with the county environmental health office before work starts.
Superior projects lean heavily on site work, because mountain lots have to be made buildable before anything else happens.
Cutting driveways up slopes, clearing timber and building level pads. See excavation & site prep.
Cabins and year-round homes built for mountain snow and cold. See custom home building.
Tanks and drain fields laid out around slope, rock and groundwater. See septic systems.
Stepped footings, stem walls and retaining walls for hillside sites. See concrete & foundations.
Handy's Construction plans Superior projects around the mountain terrain from the first site visit.
All eight are available in Superior. These three are where mountain projects start.

Clearing, grading, basement digs, trenching and driveways for build sites.

Custom homes and cabins built from the foundation up in western Montana.

Septic tank and drain field installation and replacement for rural homes.
Yes. Handy's Construction serves Superior and Mineral County from its Missoula base and hauls its own equipment west on I-90. Call (406) 491-6141, Monday to Thursday 7 AM to 6 PM, Friday 7 AM to 4 PM or Saturday 8 AM to 5 PM, and Tyler Handy will set up a free site visit.
Yes. Handy's Construction clears the lot, cuts the driveway and builds a level pad with its own excavators, then can pour the foundation and build on it. See excavation & site prep.
New and replacement septic systems in Mineral County need a permit from the county environmental health office, following Montana DEQ rules. Handy's Construction coordinates the permit steps and installs the system. See septic systems.
Call Handy's Construction at (406) 491-6141 or send the form, and Tyler will set a time to see your Superior property.