SIC 1794 Excavation Work

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SIC 1794
EXCAVATION WORK

This category covers special trade contractors primarily engaged in excavation work and digging foundations, including digging and loading. Contractors in this industry may also perform incidental concrete work. Contractors primarily engaged in concrete work are classified in SIC 1771: Concrete Work. Those primarily engaged in trenching or in earth moving and land clearing not related to building construction are classified in the major group for heavy construction other than building construction, contractors.

NAICS Code(s)

235930...

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