Precision laser grading uses laser guided equipment to control elevation and slope with extreme accuracy. This process allows material to be placed exactly where it needs to be, eliminating high and low spots that can cause drainage issues, structural problems, and premature surface failure.
At AWN Point Excavation, we routinely place material within quarter inch tolerances. This level of accuracy is critical for concrete pours, asphalt installation, foundations, parking lots, and roadways. Laser grading ensures the finished surface matches engineered plans and performs as intended.


Improper grading can lead to settling, cracking, and drainage problems. Precision grading creates a stable base that supports the long term performance of concrete, asphalt, and structures.
Laser grading allows for precise slopes that move water away from buildings and surfaces. This helps prevent pooling, erosion, and freeze damage common in Eastern Idaho conditions.
By investing in accurate grading upfront, property owners avoid costly repairs later.
If your project requires accurate grading that meets plan specifications and performs long term, AWN Point Excavation is ready to help.
Every project starts with a clear plan and ends with a surface built to specification.
We begin by reviewing project plans and elevation requirements. Using laser guided equipment, we place material in controlled lifts to achieve exact grade. Each surface is compacted properly to ensure strength and stability before moving to the next phase.
This process allows us to deliver consistent results whether we are grading a residential pad or preparing a large commercial site.
Precision laser grading is used across a wide range of projects, including:
If accuracy matters, laser grading is the right solution.


We do not rush grading work. Material is placed, checked, and compacted correctly to meet tolerance and performance requirements.
Serving Eastern Idaho since 2019, we understand local soil conditions, weather challenges, and construction standards. That experience shows in the finished product.
We are a small team doing large company work. Projects are managed closely, communication stays clear, and quality stays consistent.
We routinely achieve quarter inch tolerances when placing material.
Building pads, concrete prep, asphalt prep, parking lots, roads, and commercial sites.
Yes. Proper compaction is a critical part of our grading process.
Yes. We handle both.
Eastern Idaho including Idaho Falls, Rigby, Rexburg, Blackfoot, Pocatello, Driggs, Victor, Island Park, Arco, and Mud Lake.