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Updated 8/25/2021 a & a Well Drilling, Inc Name & Address Phone / Email Updated 8/25/2021 A & A Well Drilling, Inc. (360) 468-2587 Deborah, Stanley & Trisha Arnott (360) 622-6452 Stan cell 421 Lopez Hill Rd [email protected] Lopez Island, WA 98261 AW Beyers Excavation Aaron Beyers (360) 378-4010 PO Box 546 [email protected] Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Black Family Enterprises, Inc. Thor Black (360) 378-4928 PO Box 58 [email protected] Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Buffum Brothers Farms, Inc. (dba Lopez Sand & Gravel) (360) 468-2320 618 Channel Road [email protected] Lopez, WA 98261 Charlie Nigretto Enterprises Charlie Nigretto (360) 378-7367 2450 Orcas Rd [email protected] Eastsound, WA 98245 Chris Lawson Excavation Chris Lawson (360) 378-2813 846 West Valley Road [email protected] Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Corliss Excavation, Inc. Rocky Corliss (360) 378-3957 330 Emmerling Place [email protected] Friday Harbor, WA 98250 D Rock Industries Leif Edwards (831) 818-3376 230 Bowers Rd [email protected] Decatur Island, WA 98221 Earthworks Company, Inc. John Thompson (360) 376-6390 PO Box 212 [email protected] Eastsound, WA 98245 Earthworks Northwest LLC Raymond Ploghoft (360) 622-7066 465 Tucker Ave [email protected] Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Ed's Equipment and Services LLC Ed Cunningham (360) 317-5782 PO Box 692 [email protected] Eastsound, WA 98245 Flower Mountain Services, LLC Zach and Irene Blomberg (360) 468-3902 220 Snowberry Lane [email protected] Lopez Island, WA 98261 Name & Address Phone / Email Updated 8/25/2021 Forrest & Erin Enterprises Forrest Dick (360) 378-3626 1836 Roche Harbor Rd [email protected] Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Greenstone Excavation LLC Jonathan Hogue (360) 298-6442 42 Shady Lane [email protected] Eastsound, WA 98245 Interwest Construction, Inc. Stephen Moe (360) 757-7574 609 North Hill Boulevard [email protected] Burlington, WA 98233 Island Excavating, Inc. Paul Vierthaler (360) 376-2122 PO Box 1328 [email protected] Eastsound, WA 98245 J&M Excavation, Inc. Mark McCutcheon (360) 378-4374 PO Box 123 Friday Harbor, WA 98250 J C Construction John Cadden (360) 317-6308 528 West Beach Rd Eastsound, WA 98245 Jen-Jay Inc. Chris Betcher/Tracy Betcher (360) 376-4664 PO Box 278 [email protected] Deer Harbor, WA 98243 JM Construction Company LLC John Miller (360) 317-5408 3341 Deer Harbor Road [email protected] Eastsound, WA 98245 King Excavating Jeff King (360) 468-2327 P.O. Box 815 [email protected] Lopez Island, WA 98261 Lopez Dirt Doctors LLC Buck Batway (360) 375-5920 Risto Turunen (360) 610-5237 PO Box 4 [email protected] Lopez Island, WA 98261 Lopez Septic Design, Inc. William J. Kimm (360) 468-2128 PO Box 112 [email protected] Lopez Island, WA 98261 MEM Enterprises LLC Mark E. McCutcheon (360) 317-8703 66 Wally Way [email protected] Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Name & Address Phone / Email Updated 8/25/2021 Mike Carlson Enterprises, Inc. Mike Carlson (360) 378-4579 2165 West Valley Road [email protected] Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Nigretto Excavation Andrew Nigretto (360) 298-2271 93 Ridgeway Ln [email protected] Eastsound, WA 98245 Orcas Excavators, Inc. Bruce Wiscomb (360) 376-2319 68 West Beach Rd [email protected] Eastsound, WA 98245 Orcas Island Construction Co., Inc. Bart D. Curtis (360) 376-2176 1867 Mt Baker Road [email protected] Eastsound, WA 98245 Richard Lawson Construction, Inc. Thomas Lawson (360) 378-4313 1165 West Valley Road [email protected] Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Rob Harvey Construction Rob Harvey (360)317-6050 202 Lookout Loop [email protected] Eastsound, WA 98245 Robinson Brothers Construction, Inc. Craig Sorenson (360) 576-5359 6150 NE 137th Ave [email protected] Vancouver, WA 98682 Schrock Construction, Inc. Ryan Schrock (360) 990-3105 4425 Ocean Beach Highway [email protected] Longview, WA 98632-5038 Shaner Excavation & Tree Service LLC Bathan Shaner (360) 317-6220 PO Box 953 [email protected] Eastsound, WA 98245 Shaw Island Excavation LLC Zachary Crosby (360) 298-5841 PO Box 311 [email protected] Shaw Island, WA 98286 Spligitty Fiber Optic Services, Inc. Kelly Joe Vandenbosch (801) 998-8136 126 1st Avenue [email protected] Kalispell, MT 59901 Steinbrueck Family Excavation (360) 468-2747 Trevor Steinbrueck (360) 840-0772 200 Limes Road [email protected] Lopez, WA 98261 Name & Address Phone / Email Updated 8/25/2021 Thad's Excavation & Septic LLC Danielle Pinnow-Cochran (360) 378-7705 PO Box 1711 [email protected] Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Tim's Tractor Service Inc. Tim Seagault (360) 376-4572 55 Obstruction Pass Rd [email protected] Olga, WA 98279 Viking Excavation LLC Justin Frausto (360) 317-6797 440 Sunset Ave [email protected] Eastsound, WA 98245 Washington Water Service Company Roy Stanton (877) 408-4060 14519 Peacock Hill Ave / PO Box 336 [email protected] Gig Harbor, WA 98332 West Sound Utility Construction Brian Torma (360) 355-7700 PO Box 2049 [email protected] Eastsound, WA 98245 Williams Enterprises Myron Williams (360) 378-2288 65 Gill Lane [email protected] Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Windsock Farm & Excavation Dwight Lewis, Jr. (360) 468-2412 200 Daisy Lane [email protected] Lopez Island, WA 98261.
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