SERVING NH · ME · VT · MA · NY
DRILLING. BLASTING. ROCK REMOVAL.
Controlled rock work for homesites, roads, utilities, commercial sites, and specialized applications.
What We Do
The Way We Move Rock
Drilling, blasting, and mechanical ledge removal—plus specialized applications for difficult sites and unusual rock conditions.
Drilling
Hole patterns sized, spaced, and angled to the rock in front of us — not a standard template.
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Blasting
Site-specific blast design and vibration monitoring for work near structures, utilities, and active operations.
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Ledge Removal & Hoe Ramming
Hydraulic hammers and mechanical removal for tight sites and jobs where blasting isn't an option.
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Difficult sites. Uncommon rock. One flexible team.
Underground utilities, tight urban lots, environmentally sensitive ground, and other conditions that don't fit a standard drilling or blasting plan.
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WHERE WE WORK
SERVING NH · ME · VT · MA · NY
Capital Rock serves projects across New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, and New York.
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From single lots to large-scale infrastructure
01
Homeowners & Residential Builders
Foundations, driveways, septic systems, pools, and homesites where ledge is blocking the work.
Controlled work near existing homes
02
General Contractors, Sitework Crews & Developers
Commercial sites, subdivisions, access roads, and site packages that cannot move forward until the rock does.
Keeps contractors moving
03
Municipal, Utility & Infrastructure Teams
Roads, utility trenches, public sites, and infrastructure work that requires disciplined coordination.
Permitting + public-site coordination
04
Green Energy
Wind turbine pads, access roads, and interconnect trenches where ledge is holding the work. Controlled drilling and blasting around towers, setbacks, and live collection lines.
Pads and roads for wind sites
Featured Project · Oxford
Capital Rock’s Largest Quarry Blast.
A landmark quarry operation executed across 240 drill holes with 66,768 pounds of explosives.
Oxford
Quarry blasting
The Oxford blast.
The biggest quarry blast in company history, documented through the drill pattern and blast sequence.
66,768
Pounds of explosives
240
Drill holes
81,000
Tons of rock
Next Step
Have rock holding up the job?
Send the location, photos, approximate scope, and timing. We’ll review the site conditions and recommend the next step.