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Tacoma, WA

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Ron's Earthworks

5.0 (2 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Exterior surface and wall demolition

Interior demolition

Partial structure demolition

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Parkland Light & Water

Parkland Light & Water

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Absolutely the worse power and water company to have if you are renting your home. Had a tenant of…read more5 years who was always late paying utilities. I specifically told company not to call me to ask for any extensions if she couldn't pay. Long story short, tenant left property and left a $800 Bill. This is not for one month. Power company is requiring me to pay it before restoring power or water. They have no screening process for new tenants and say they don't even get socials or pull credit. What kind of Conmpany is this. So tenants can move from house to house and not pay their bills and have absolutely no consequences. This is not fair to home owners at all. We don't get the choice of saying I don't like your service and going somewhere else. I'll never purchase another home in this area again just so I don't have to deal with this BS company.

It's been a few years since this moment occurred, still worth mentioning. We had our house built…read moreand noticed it was difficult to access the water meter, was not level and water pressure and flow rate decreased rapidly when the garden hose was on. Called, 2 technicians came out and found the meter was crushed on the downstream side, probably from being run over during construction. My yard where the meter is located is maintained and in good shape. The techs cut the grass, removed the meter, placed tarps to catch the dirt and 'tamped' everything, including the sod in place. Used a push broom on the area too, couldn't notice they had done any work at all. Zero impact! Great job!

Ron's Earthworks - utilities - Updated October 2026

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