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About

LCL Excavation's Inspiring Journey Began In 1994

Our History

LCL Excavation's inspiring journey began in 1994, founded by two visionary brothers, Luc, and Charles Levesque. The name "LCL" is a tribute to their initials, reflecting the personal touch they brought to the company.
 

Starting with just one backhoe and a gravel truck, the brothers soon took on significant projects, like the pipeline replacement for the now-closed Bowater Maritimes pulp and paper mill in Dalhousie.


The current Visionary/CEO, JP Levesque, grew up working with LCL Excavation and is seen in the project picture wearing a yellow hat, a symbol of his deep connection to the company. 

JP's dedication has shaped LCL into the thriving business it is today, leaving a positive impact on the communities it serves.

LCL 1994
Underground Infrastructure

Company Purpose

At LCL Excavation, we're driven by a singular purpose: to "Build Great Teams". This purpose is the foundation of everything we do.

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Building great teams means creating a place where everyone feels important, supported, and part of our big goal. It's about making a culture where working together is key, new ideas are welcome, and everyone is committed to doing their best, both together and on their own.

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As we continue to grow and tackle new challenges, our core purpose on Building Great Teams remains at the heart of our approach. By growing a team that is as skilled as it is passionate, we work together, give our all, and enjoy the journey while achieving remarkable results. 

Testimonials

Customers - Employees - Community

“I love everything about LCL Excavation. The people are incredibly nice, my teammates are always supportive, and the equipment is top-notch. Working here has been a fantastic experience."

-Gaetan Bernard - Dump Truck Operator

Core Values 

We work together, give our all, and enjoy the journey while achieving remarkable results. 

Get Results

a) Work smart, no waste;
b) Plan; act with purpose;
c) Get better, learn from the good and the bad. 

Humble, no drama

a) We, not me;

b) No BS;
c) No Arrogance

Hardworking

a) What it takes, when it counts

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