Frequently Asked Questions

Have a question about our services, service area, or how to get started? We've put together answers to the questions we hear most often from Island Park property owners, cabin owners, and contractors. Don't see what you're looking for — just give us a call.

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What people ask us most

How do I get a quote?

Call us at (208) 558-7548 or fill out the quote form on our contact page. We'll get back to you quickly to discuss your project, confirm the scope, and put together pricing.

What areas do you serve?

We're based in Island Park at 3553 Yale-Kilgore Road and serve Island Park, Macks Inn, Last Chance, Island Park Village, Warm River, West Yellowstone, and surrounding communities.

Do you work with out-of-area property owners?

Yes — this is one of the most common situations we work with. Many of our clients own cabins or vacation properties in Island Park but live elsewhere. We manage the project and keep you informed without needing you on site.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. Island Park Services is fully licensed and insured for all services we offer including excavation, snow removal, septic installation, utilities, demolition, and material hauling throughout Fremont County.

About Island Park Services

Island Park Services has been serving the Island Park area since 1996. We're a locally owned and operated contractor specializing in excavation, snow removal, septic systems, utilities, demolition, and material hauling for residential and commercial properties throughout Island Park and West Yellowstone. Licensed, insured, and committed to getting the job done right — give us a call to discuss your project.

How far in advance should I book?

For summer excavation, septic, and utility projects — as early as possible. Our summer schedule fills up quickly and excavation is typically one of the first steps in any construction project. For snow removal seasonal contracts — before the first snow. For demolition and hauling — a few weeks notice is usually sufficient but calling early is always better.