Owner & Operator
Kash Cochrane
Kash Cochrane has owned and run Prestige Property Maintenance since 2015. He is the one who answers the phone, walks the site, and runs the crew. Hire Prestige and you are working with the owner, not a call center.
Kash Cochrane started Prestige Property Maintenance LLC in 2015 and still runs it as a hands-on operation out of Oxford, Connecticut. He built the business around a simple idea: most property jobs need more than one kind of work, and a homeowner or builder should not have to call four companies to finish a single project. So Kash handles the full range, from land clearing and excavation through grading, drainage, and retaining walls.
Years of local work mean he knows the roads, the lots, and the way water moves across this rocky, glacial ground. He knows what it takes to break ledge on a tight slope or clear a wooded acre, and he gives a straight answer on price and scope before the work starts, not after. Prestige Property Maintenance holds Connecticut Home Improvement Contractor registration HIC #0704432 and carries full insurance.
What Kash knows
Site preparation and excavation
Foundation, utility, and pool digging, grading, earth moving, and rock removal that account for Connecticut ledge and boulders before the machine ever arrives.
Drainage and erosion control
French drains, catch basins, swales, and retaining walls that move water away from structures and hold soil on sloped, clay-heavy lots.
Land development and clearing
Land clearing, forestry mulching, stump grinding, and tree removal to open raw or overgrown parcels for what comes next.
Local ground knowledge
Years of work in the Naugatuck Valley's glacial soil, so jobs do not stall when the ground turns to ledge or buried stone.
Guides written by Kash
The articles on this site come from real jobs Kash has run across the Naugatuck Valley and western Connecticut, answering the questions property owners actually ask.
Tree on a Power Line in CT: Stay Back and Call the Utility
Tree on a power line in CT? Stay clear, report it to the utility and call 911 for any immediate danger. Who pays and what happens to the stump come next.
Inland Wetlands Permit in CT: When One Is Needed
Wetlands are identified by soil, so a dry-looking corner can still count. Check the town map and soil survey, then ask the agency for a ruling.
Digging Beside the House: Home Addition Foundation Excavation
Before digging for a home addition in Connecticut, know the permits, the utility markings, the rock and water conditions, and what the written scope covers.
Inground Pool Excavation in Connecticut: What to Expect
The pool plan starts the job. Learn how ledge, groundwater, septic and well distances, permits and final grading shape an inground pool dig in Connecticut.
Water Line to a Detached Garage: Can Electric Share a Trench?
A water line to a detached garage needs to sit deep in Connecticut, and electrical cover depends on the wiring method. See how the trench is approved.
Gravel Driveway Preparation in Connecticut, Layer by Layer
Gravel driveway preparation starts with the ground. Cover the subgrade, fabric, base, crown and the approvals your Connecticut drive may need.
Talk to Kash directly
Tell him what you're dealing with and get a straight price from the owner.