NorCal Earthworks

Demolition, Land Clearing & Site Prep in Cameron Park, CA

One crew for demolition, excavation, clearing, grading, and site prep — serving Cameron Park and surrounding El Dorado County properties.

  • Scope-First Planning

    Permits Reviewed Upfront

  • Free Estimates

    Written & Scoped

  • 1-Day Response

    Within 1 Business Day

  • One Crew

    Demo Through Site Prep

  • Clean Jobsites

    Debris Hauled Away

  • Sacramento-Based

    Serving NorCal

Cameron Park sits between El Dorado Hills and Shingle Springs on the Highway 50 corridor — a foothill community with rolling terrain, blue oak woodland, and a housing stock that ranges from 1970s tract homes to newer custom builds. The Bass Lake Road corridor and the surrounding acreage parcels are well into State Responsibility Area, so defensible space maintenance is not a seasonal nicety here — it's a legal requirement. We do a steady volume of fuel-reduction clearing, brush mowing, and dead oak removal in Cameron Park, particularly in the areas above Bass Lake Road heading toward Green Valley Road.

Services in Cameron Park

All NorCal Earthworks services are available throughout El Dorado County.

Pool Demolition

Remove unwanted pools, concrete, debris, and prepare the area for your next backyard project.

House Demolition

Demolition for houses, garages, sheds, outbuildings, small buildings, and light commercial structures.

Building Demolition

Small buildings, shops, barns, offices, storage structures, and light commercial demolition.

Garage Demolition

Detached garages, damaged garages, old carports, and garage slabs — removed cleanly.

Shed & Outbuilding Demo

Sheds, barns, workshops, storage buildings, and rural outbuildings — demoed and hauled.

Interior Demolition

Interior demo for remodel prep, tenant improvements, and selective demolition.

Concrete Removal

Break, remove, and haul concrete from patios, driveways, pool decks, slabs, and demo projects.

Land Clearing

Clear overgrown lots, brush, vegetation, debris, small trees, and access areas.

Brush Clearing

Reduce overgrowth, remove brush, and clear access paths across Northern California properties.

Fire Safety Clearing

Brush reduction, vegetation clearing, and defensible space preparation for Northern California properties.

Defensible Space

Zone clearing around structures, access routes, and rural properties.

Grading

Prepare land for pads, driveways, drainage, ADUs, shops, garages, and future construction.

Site Prep

Clearing, demolition, grading, hauling, and equipment work to prep your property.

Excavation

Dirt removal, trenching, small excavation, rough grading, and site support work.

Trenching

Drainage, utilities, irrigation, conduit, and site prep trenching support.

Pad Preparation

Level, usable areas prepped for ADUs, shops, garages, and outbuildings.

Driveway & Access

Clear, grade, shape, and prepare access roads, rural driveways, and property entrances.

Drainage Support

Support water flow improvements with grading, trenching, swales, and dirt shaping.

Dirt Removal

Remove excess dirt, soil, rock, and material from demo, grading, and cleanup projects.

Hauling & Debris

Remove brush, concrete, dirt, demolition debris, green waste, and jobsite material.

Nearby Service Areas in El Dorado County

Frequently asked questions

How much does brush clearing cost in Cameron Park?

Brush and fuel-reduction clearing on a standard Cameron Park parcel (0.5–2 acres) runs $2,500–$8,000 depending on vegetation density and terrain. CAL FIRE State Responsibility Area rules apply to most Cameron Park addresses — 100-foot defensible space clearance is required. El Dorado County building & safety at edcgov.us handles grading permits.

Who issues permits for demolition in Cameron Park?

Cameron Park is unincorporated El Dorado County. All demolition, grading, and building permits are issued by El Dorado County Building and Safety at edcgov.us. There is no separate City of Cameron Park permit process.

Can you remove dead oak trees on a Cameron Park lot as part of defensible space work?

Yes. Dead and dying oaks are a priority removal in the defensible space scope — standing dead trees are ignition hazards. We assess each oak, recommend removal or leave-standing based on its condition and location relative to structures, and fell and chip or haul as appropriate. We work within any El Dorado County tree removal requirements.

Next step

Request a Cameron Park estimate

Send your Cameron Park property details — address, photos, and project scope — and we'll come back with a scoped number within one business day.