Thunderbolt, Lot 70
A house site start to finish: trees out, lot cleared, foundation dug.
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3Foundation dig finished
New-construction sitework for McCall & Valley County — lot clearing, foundation excavation, utilities, septic, driveways and final grade. Owner-operated, with the fleet to match.
Peak season in Valley County — house sites, subdivisions, roads, septic and grading. Call (208) 350-9860.
Working season runs from April through freeze-up, usually the first week of December.
New-construction sitework is most of it — house sites, subdivisions, roads and ponds all get scoped line by line, so nothing changes once the machine is on site.
Lot clearing, basement and crawl-space excavation, footings, backfill and rough-to-finish grading for new mountain builds — cut/fill balanced to your plan set.
Septic system installs to health-district permit, plus water and sewer line trenching to depth in frost-prone ground.
Driveway cuts, base prep, and drainage grading built to hold up through spring runoff and heavy snow load.
Structure demo, tree and stump removal, and lot clearing to get raw land ready for the next phase.
House sites, subdivision roads, ponds and county work — all of it in and around Valley County, photographed on the job.
A house site start to finish: trees out, lot cleared, foundation dug.
Subdivision road, from standing timber to finished gravel.
Cut and fill through a foothill to put a road where there wasn't one.
Callister Construction runs as a sitework sub for builders across McCall and Valley County — lot clearing through final grade, on your schedule, off your plan set.
Need sitework on short notice? Call to check availability.
Valley County ground doesn't play by lowland rules — steep grade changes and a construction season that closes fast once the snow moves in. Every site plan gets read against that reality before a bucket ever touches dirt.
Dakota started in excavation at 13 as a laborer and never really left the dirt. Through high school he ran side jobs, then worked as a laborer and operator before spending three summers as foreman on a 40-acre, 30-lot subdivision development — lead operator on every machine on site, from clearing through roads and utilities.
He started Callister Construction in 2026 to bring that production-scale sitework experience to new home builds in McCall and Valley County. Owner-operated means the person who quotes the job is the one running the machine.
Yes. Most of our work is new-construction sitework for builders and GCs in McCall and Valley County — lot clearing through final grade, working from the plan set on your schedule.
McCall, Donnelly, Cascade and the rest of Valley County, Idaho — including nearby communities like Whitetail Club, Tamarack Resort, and Jug Mountain Ranch.
Yes. Fieldwork stops, but plans and calls don't — send a plan set over the winter and we'll have your quote ready for spring.
April through freeze-up, usually the first week of December. We don't do winter work or snow removal.
The property owner or builder pulls the permit through the health district. We install to the approved design and coordinate the inspection before the system is covered.
Within 48 hours. A finished quote may need plans, photos or a site visit — sending them up front speeds it up.
A property address or subdivision, a short description of the work, and any plans or photos you have. If you're early in the process, a call works fine.
The focus is new-construction sitework, but we take on driveways, septic systems and lot clearing when the schedule allows. Ask.
Fastest way in is a call. Otherwise send the form — it comes straight to us, and you'll hear back within 48 hours.
Have photos of the lot? Text them over — it's the fastest way to get an accurate number back.
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