Dirt done
right.

Every property is different, so the honest answer is that we have to look at it. The price builder on the home page will get you a realistic range in about a minute — most people land within a few hundred dollars of their final number. After that we come out, walk it with you and hand you a firm written price. No charge for any of that.

No. We come out, walk the property, talk through what you actually want, and give you a written price. If you decide not to go with us, you owe us nothing and we will not chase you about it.

Once you have the written estimate and you give us the green light, we take 50% up front to lock in your date and cover materials. The remaining 50% is due when the job is finished — after you have walked the site with us and you are happy with it. We take cash, check, card and bank transfer.

Two reasons, and neither is complicated. It reserves your slot on the calendar, which means we turn down other work for that window. And it covers the material and equipment we have to line up before day one. It is standard practice for dirt work and it protects both of us.

Usually within one to two weeks, sometimes sooner if we have a gap. Small jobs — a few post holes, a bit of grading — can often get squeezed in within a few days. Big clearing jobs need more lead time. Send us your job and we will tell you straight what the calendar looks like.

All of Dallas–Fort Worth and the rural counties around it — Tarrant, Denton, Wise, Parker, Johnson, Ellis, Collin, Hood, Jack and out from there. If you are further out than that, ask anyway. If it is a job worth driving for, we will drive for it.

We stop and we call you. You will hear about it that day, with a clear explanation of what it means for the price and the schedule, and you decide how to proceed. What we do not do is quietly keep working and hand you a bigger bill at the end.

Not the whole time, no. We do want you there for the initial walk-through so we are both clear on what is happening and where, and again at the end so you can look it over before you settle up. In between, go to work. We will send you photos.

We can, and it is a line item on your estimate so you can see exactly what it costs. If you would rather keep the material — plenty of folks want the mulch or want the brush piled for a burn — we will stack it neat somewhere out of your way and knock the haul-off charge off your price.

We call 811 before we dig, every time, no exceptions. That covers public utilities. Anything private that runs across your property — a water line to a barn, a septic field, a buried electric run to a shop — you need to tell us about, because 811 will not mark those. Point them out on the walk-through and we will work around them.

Dirt work and mud do not mix — pushing through wet ground tears up your property and gives you a worse result. If weather moves us, you hear it from us that morning, not after you have taken a day off waiting. We reschedule to the next clear day and the price does not change.

We do the dirt and the prep — grading, pads, drives, clearing, post holes, drainage. We do not pour concrete or build fence ourselves, but we work alongside crews who do, and we can point you to people we trust. Getting the ground right first is what makes their job come out clean.

There is a minimum — it costs the same to get set up whether we are there for two hours or eight. If your job is genuinely tiny, tell us anyway. Sometimes we can tack it onto a day we are already working nearby and it costs you a lot less.