Worth doing while the machines are here
Not everything needs its own trip. Once the machines are on your land for clearing or grading, a handful of other jobs get a lot cheaper to knock out at the same time. These are the two I get asked for most.
Pond Restoration
Ponds that hold water again
Silted-in, cattail-choked ponds dug back out and reshaped so they hold water again. Years of runoff fill a pond with sediment and let cattails take the edges until it is more marsh than water. I dig the basin back out, reshape the banks, and pull it back to something that holds water and looks right.
- ✓Sediment and muck dug out so the pond holds depth again
- ✓Banks reshaped and cleaned up
- ✓Cattails and edge overgrowth cleared back
- ✓Spillway and overflow checked so it drains the way it should
Small Demolition
Old structures torn down and cleared
Old sheds, fences, and slabs torn down and broken up, then pushed into a pile so the spot is clear. If you have got a falling-down structure or an old concrete pad in the way, I can take it down and clear the footprint.
- ✓Sheds, outbuildings, and old fencing torn out
- ✓Concrete slabs and pads broken up
- ✓Debris pushed into a pile for haul-off or disposal
- ✓Footprint cleared and rough-graded so you can use the spot
What it runs
Honest pricing
Both of these are at their most affordable rolled into a clearing or grading visit while the equipment is already on site. Got a list? Tell me and we will fit it into the same trip and get you a real number.
Questions
Add-on work, answered
Can you combine these with a clearing job?
Yes, and that is the whole point. Once the equipment is already on your property, adding a pond dig-out or a demolition is far cheaper than a separate trip. Give me the full list and we will roll it into one visit.
Do you haul the debris off?
On demolition I push everything into a pile so the footprint is clear. Haul-off and disposal can be arranged depending on what it is and where you are.
How big a pond or structure can you handle?
It depends on the site and the access. Send me a few photos and your address and I will tell you straight whether it is something I can take on.