Today's Hans Grieder AG grew from the foundations of a small business. Since its foundation in 1971, we have grown continuously and now employ around 17 people.

We are large enough for complex projects and small enough to offer maximum flexibility.

Personal relationships are important to us. So you will always find the boss on site on a machine during ongoing work.

We combine quality, experience and competitive prices

Professional service for private and business customers

40 years of experience and a constant focus on customer satisfaction

Civil engineering

Our core business

We organize and carry out both small and large jobs quickly, efficiently and with the best value for money

If the situation requires it, we can be on site within a very short time to carry out urgent work immediately, cleanly and unbureaucratically.

The canton and the municipalities we regularly work for benefit greatly from our proverbial Grieder quality.

Mulden service

Large skips, small skips - all it takes is a phone call

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Let us advise you on the right skip for you and use exactly the one that suits you.

Hans Grieder AG  offers you skips from 1 m³ to 40 m³. We dispose of all materials for you in an environmentally friendly manner and in accordance with the strict federal and cantonal criteria.

Environmental work

Whether we are creating a garden area for you, a staircase, a retaining wall or an entire stream embankment, our specialists assemble natural stone into walls to create almost small works of art.

Together with the earthworks, environments are created that can be planted by the landscaper.

Disposal

A few tons of material are collected every day in our officially approved sorting plant. These are separated into waste and recycling materials and then removed to large skips for final disposal, incineration and recycling. We even have old concrete processed into new building materials directly at our depot.

We are an official collection point for SENS, SWICO and InnoRecycling AG.

Dismantling

Wrecking ball, that was once upon a time

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As the word deconstruction suggests, buildings are dismantled step by step.

We carefully sort and separate the resulting materials. We then send them for recycling or to a landfill site.

We avoid unnecessary transportation. The individual skips go directly from the construction site to their final destination.