Digging a basement
The view from the excavator seat, with the skid steer working the floor of the hole.
Excavating, road building and hauling, photographed on the job.
Photos from our own job sites.
The view from the excavator seat, with the skid steer working the floor of the hole.
A road graded out through the woods, edges staked. The track loader handles the finish work.
Debris going out on our own truck instead of sitting in the yard waiting for someone else.
Trees down, stumps out and the brush piled for removal. The thumb on the excavator does most of it.
Tipping a load of topsoil where it's going to be spread, not where it's easiest to dump.
Some digging waits for spring. Some doesn't, and snow on the ground is normal up here.
Opening up a new access road through standing timber. Stumps and rock come out now so the base goes in on solid ground.
Our wheel loader on the lowboy behind the Peterbilt. Machines move on our own trailers.
Digging out and stockpiling soil on a site cleared from mature forest. Red sand like this drains well but won't hold a steep cut.
Keeping the paver fed. Asphalt has to arrive hot and keep arriving, or the mat goes cold before it's rolled.
Both machines on a lot cut out of the woods.
One of our dump trucks on a new gravel road, with cut logs loaded on the trailer alongside.
Call the office and ask. We can usually point you at something similar we've finished nearby, and in some cases put you in touch with the customer. (906) 829-0725
Call the office and talk to someone who has been on a job site, or send the details and we'll get back to you with a written estimate. No charge for the estimate.