Toano, VA; June 2008:
The Stoneshooter, reloaded onsite by an excavator, placed 775 tons of 57 stone into a basement subwall structure at a rate of 1 ton per minute over the course of 13 hours. 

Mathews, VA; May 2008:

A homeowner contacted The Stoneshooter to place material under their freshly-raised house.  After raising the house four feet up into the air and constructing a new block crawlspace under the house, sand needed to be placed under the house to maintain good drainage.  The Stoneshooter spread more than 100 tons of sand under the house, eliminating the back-breaking process of wheelbarrowing sand around the house to a suitable opening and then wheelbarrowing it around under the house.


Looking out from under the house as The Stoneshooter finishes placing the last of six, 17-ton loads of sand.


Spreading sand under the house at one ton per minute..try to do that with a wheelbarrow and shovel!


The Stoneshooter's radio remote control allowed the operator to stay under the house as much as needed, ensuring proper placement of material; no guessing or risky blind placement needed.

Williamsburg, VA; March 2008:

The Stoneshooter placed more than 400 tons of number 57 stone into a basement foundation to backfill 8 ft tall subwalls poured to accommodate a very steep lot.  The Stoneshooter was also used to place all slab prep stone for the basement floor pour.



York, VA; June 2008:

A contractor installed exterior drain tile around a commercial building with a finished exterior.  The Stoneshooter backfilled the drain tile with sand with zero damage to the finished exterior, windows or concrete work, and with no material waste.