Lot Spin, Cleanup and Grading
Lot-level cleanup and grading for builders: moving and spreading dirt, cleaning spoils or debris, reshaping lots and getting them ready for the next phase.
What “lot spin” means
“Lot spin” is the homebuilding and sitework term Valley Slope uses for lot-level cleanup and grading.
Depending on the builder’s scope, it can include moving and spreading dirt, cleaning spoils or debris, reshaping a lot and preparing it for the next construction or grading phase. The work follows the builder’s approved project scope and site requirements.
Select a part to find it in the drawing.
- The lot before cleanup, shown dashed, with uneven ground left from earlier work.
- Excess dirt and spoils on the lot, moved and spread or cleaned off.
- Construction debris cleaned from the lot.
- Dirt moved from the high spots and spread where the lot is low.
- Dirt goes from where there is too much to where there is too little.
- The lot reshaped to the builder’s scope, ready for its next construction or grading phase.
What lot spin covers
Lot spin is lot-level work on homebuilding and sitework projects, done to prepare a lot for its next construction or grading phase.
- Moving and spreading dirt on a lot.
- Cleaning spoils or debris from a lot.
- Reshaping a lot.
- Preparing a lot for its next construction or grading phase.
What to include in a lot spin request
Send what you know about the lots so the work can be scheduled and priced.
Or call the office at (928) 500-2260.
- Number of lots and their lot numbers or addresses.
- What each lot needs: dirt movement, spoils cleanup, or reshaping.
- When the lots need to be ready.
- The next construction or grading phase the lots are being prepared for.
- The approved builder scope for the requested cleanup or grading work.
Discuss your lot spin project
Contact Valley Slope to discuss lot spin, cleanup, or grading work for your project.



