Dirt work, clearing, mulching, roads, and drainage for homes, farms, builders, and commercial jobs around Clarksville.
Most jobs start with ground that has to change. Sometimes trees and brush have to come off a lot before the pad gets cut. Other times the yard holds water and needs a drain. Pick the service that fits your property, or see photos of our own jobs.
We clear lots and acreage of trees, brush, and stumps across Montgomery County and Middle Tennessee. The ground gets cleaned up so it is ready to build on or put back into pasture.
We tear down old sheds, barns, detached garages and other outbuildings, and the debris is loaded out for disposal. The ground where the building stood is left cleared and ready for what comes next.
A skid steer with a forestry mulcher head grinds brush, saplings, and undergrowth into mulch right where it stands. We also bush hog overgrown fields and pastures back to usable ground.
Underbrushing clears brush, briars and saplings out from under the trees you keep. Privet and honeysuckle thickets become mulch on the ground, and the hardwoods stay standing.
We handle the dirt work before a build: building pads, cut and fill, rough and finish grading, and driveway cuts. The ground ends up level where it should be and sloped so water leaves the site.
We dig footers, crawl space and slab perimeters, and basement holes to the line and depth on the plans. A concrete crew forms and pours, and we backfill once the walls are ready.
We build new gravel driveways, farm roads and access roads across Montgomery County and out toward Nashville. The road bed gets cut and stoned, then crowned so water sheds off instead of standing in the tracks.
We install erosion control measures that keep soil on site and out of the ditch: silt fence, rock check dams, riprap and seeding.
Water standing in the yard or against the house needs a way out. We regrade the ground and put in French drains and pipe that carry it off.
We trench and backfill for water lines, electrical conduit, sewer lines, and septic lines. Your plumber or electrician makes the connections, and we handle the digging and the ground work.
A rotary brush cutter on the skid steer knocks tall grass, weeds, and briars flat. One pass puts an overgrown field or pasture back to open ground you can use.
We fix gravel driveways and farm roads that have gone rough. The old surface gets cut loose, reshaped and crowned, then new stone goes on top.
Tell us what the job is and where the property sits, and we will get you an estimate. You can also call or text (931) 572-8673 if that is faster.
Tell us about the job and the ground. We will get right back to you.
