Land Clearing, Demolition & Excavation in Tulsa, OK
Anything dirt.
Land clearing, demolition, excavation, driveways, drainage and ponds in Tulsa and the towns around it, run by the man who shows up and operates the machine.
- 9 services
- 1 operator, start to finish
- Free on-site estimates
- Owner-operated1 operator, start to finish
- FreeOn-site estimates
- 9 servicesClearing to snow removal
- 4.4 on GoogleFrom 13 reviews
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01Land Clearing
Brush, scrub, briars and small timber taken off so the ground underneath is usable again.
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02Excavation & Backhoe
Digging, trenching and backfill for footings, utilities, drainage and repairs.
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Outbuildings, slabs, foundations and old concrete broken out and hauled away.
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04Driveways
New drives cut in, and tired ones brought back.
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05Drainage & French Drains
Standing water moved away from foundations, yards and low spots.
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06Dozer Work
Rough grading, leveling and site preparation.
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07Pond Excavation
New ponds cut and shaped, and old ones brought back.
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08Underground Utilities
Trenching and excavation for water, sewer, electric and service lines, run to depth and backfilled so the ground does not settle into a trench line six months later.
Learn more09Snow Removal
Driveways, lots and private roads cleared when the weather turns.
Learn moreYou get Justin. Not a crew he sent.
Most of the work is him in the seat. That is why the bids are accurate, why the schedule holds, and why the job gets finished the way it was quoted.
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- On siteEstimates, free
- FixedBid before work starts
Land clearing and demolition around Tulsa
Brush and small timber taken off, and concrete and small structures taken out. Pick the page for your town or your job.
Land clearing in Tulsa
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See the pageTulsa, OKDemolition in Tulsa
See the pageTulsa, OKConcrete removal & tear-out
See the pageTulsa, OKShed, garage & barn demolition
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See the pageBackhoe service by town
Justin runs the backhoe and the excavator himself across the Tulsa metro. These are the towns he is in most weeks.
You get Justin. Not a crew he sent.
You call
You call. Justin comes out and looks at the job with you, on the ground, rather than pricing it off a photograph.
A number first
You get a number before anything starts.
He runs the machine
Then he shows up and runs the machine.
Ground left usable
Voids get filled and the area gets graded back so you can pour, build or seed.
Straight answers, fair bids.
4.4 on Google from 13 reviews. Four of them, word for word. Already worked with Justin? Leave him a review on Google.
“Super easy to communicate with, super easy to schedule, showed up right on time, did exactly what we needed, the price was logical which is a bit rare these days.”
“Grassroots, honest, very proficient, and approaches your project as if it were his own. I will 100% recommend this contractor for anything dirt.”
“He is an excellent communicator. He was very thorough in the planning process. He was incredibly timely, his bid was not only fair but extremely accurate.”
“I called three different people to give me an estimate, all said they would come out, none ever showed up. I called Justin and he was here in a few days.”
Tulsa and the towns around it.
Tulsa and the towns around it, out through Rogers, Creek, Wagoner, Osage and Okmulgee counties. If your address is not on this list, it is still worth a call, because the answer depends on the job as much as the mileage.
Answers before you call
Plain answers on land clearing and concrete removal costs, French drains, shed and garage demolition, wet yards and gravel drives.
How Much Does Land Clearing Cost in Tulsa?
Land clearing cost around Tulsa comes down to what is growing on the ground, how a machine gets to it, and what happens to the brush once it is down.
Read the guideHow Much Does Concrete Removal Cost in Tulsa?
Concrete removal cost in Tulsa depends on how much concrete there is, what is inside it, how a machine gets to it and how far it has to be hauled.
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French Drain Installation Cost in Tulsa: What Moves the Price
There is no honest flat price for a French drain, because the cost is set by how long the run is, how deep it goes, where the water can be let out and how hard the site is to work.
Read the guideShed Removal and Shed Demolition: What to Know First
Shed removal can be as simple as letting someone haul off a sound shed on skids, or as involved as taking down a garage and breaking out the slab under it.
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Drainage Problems in Tulsa Yards: Causes, Signs and Fixes
Most yard drainage problems in Tulsa come down to three things: ground that slopes the wrong way, roof water dumped in the wrong place, and slow-draining soil that cannot take in a heavy rain.
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Gravel Driveway Cost in Oklahoma: What Actually Sets the Price
A gravel driveway is priced by the work it needs, not just its length: the ground underneath, how much base goes down, how the water is handled and how the drive meets the road.
Read the guideAre estimates really free?
Yes, and they happen on site. Justin comes to the property, walks the job with you and gives you a fixed number before anything starts.
How far will you travel?
Tulsa and the towns around it, out through Rogers, Creek, Wagoner, Osage and Okmulgee counties. Whether a job further out makes sense depends on how big it is, so it is worth asking.
Do you take small jobs?
Yes. A half day of machine work is a normal job here. A lot of larger outfits will not quote one, which is why people end up calling.
Do you call in utility locates?
Always, before anything gets dug. Oklahoma811 is free and it is the law.
Do you pour concrete or asphalt?
No. This is dirt work: digging, grading, base and gravel. Concrete and asphalt are somebody else’s trade.
What does a job cost?
It depends on access, ground conditions and how much material has to move, which is exactly why the estimate happens on the property instead of over the phone.
How soon can you start?
It depends on what is already booked and on the weather, because wet ground stops dirt work. He will give you a straight answer on timing when he quotes it.
Tell Justin what you need moved.
Send the details and he will come out and look at it. If it is easier to talk it through, call him directly.
Tulsa, the towns around it and northeast Oklahoma.
Free on-site estimates.
He answers his own phone and comes out to look at the job himself. Estimates are free and on site.