Building pads, pond digs, driveway cuts and brush clearing on acreage from Yukon to Norman. We walk the ground with you, shoot the grades, and put one number on paper.
One photo off the machine every day we're pushing dirt — the cut, the fill, the pad we handed over this afternoon. Shot on the phone, up in ten seconds, no filter.
If the dirt is wrong, everything built on top of it is wrong. That's the whole business.
Cut, fill and compact a pad to the elevation on the plan, staked and shot so the slab crew has nothing to argue with when they show up. From $4,800
Cedar, scrub and old fence rows taken off the ground and hauled or burned — cleared without tearing up the topsoil you actually want to keep. From $1,900/acre
New ponds cored and keyed into clay so they hold water, plus dam repair and spillway cutting on the ones that don't. Custom quote
Long drives cut, crowned and rocked, with the culvert sized to the ditch so the first four-inch rain doesn't take the whole thing out. From $3,200
Regrading that pushes water away from the house instead of into it — swales, berms, finish grade and a lot that drains the way it should. From $2,400
Old barns, sheds, slabs and foundations broken out, loaded and gone. Site left clean, level and ready for whatever comes next. From $2,800
Sites around the metro and out on acreage. Most of these were shot from the drone before we pulled off.
Wade Coker started with a used dozer and a gooseneck trailer in 2011, cutting driveways out past Yukon on weekends while he worked days for somebody else. The iron is bigger now. The way we quote hasn't changed — we walk the ground with you, shoot the grades, and hand you one number.
Most of our work is acreage: pads for shop buildings, ponds that actually hold, drives that survive a spring storm. Nobody sees a foot of it once the concrete goes down, which is exactly why we don't cut corners on it.
Four things that decide whether dirt work holds up or washes out.
Grades are laser-set and checked twice. The pad is the elevation we said it was.
Nothing subbed out to a mystery crew. The person who quoted it is the person in the seat.
Drainage designed for the rain that actually falls here, not for a fair-weather week in October.
We walk the site with you before quoting, so nothing turns into an extra halfway through.
Acreage that needs clearing, a pad for a shop, a pond that won't hold, a drive that washed out — send the address and what you want done and we'll come walk it.
Call or text with the acreage and what you're trying to do with it. If we're not the right outfit for the job we'll tell you who is.