TEXAS GROUND. A PRACTICAL PLAN.SERVING TEXAS
+1 214-571-7437Talk through your land

FOR BUILDERS / CIVIL CONTRACTORS / DEVELOPERS

Ground ready
for the next trade.

A gravel entrance leads past stacked logs toward a parked excavator.
Dirt work & site preparation

Start with the limits, the specification and the handover condition. We’ll organize the clearing and ground work around what the project needs to receive.

Prepare a bid request

A SCOPE THAT CAN BE COMPARED

Make the important
parts explicit.

Acreage is useful. Work limits, root requirements and material handling tell the rest of the story.

The commercial scope checklist

  1. Current plans and limits

    Drawings, authorized access, retained areas, environmental constraints and known utilities.

  2. Clearing and material specification

    Roots, mulch size and depth, windrows, loading, off-site disposal and any unsuitable material.

  3. Sequence and acceptance

    Phasing, other trades, return mobilizations, controls, inspections and the handover condition.

CONNECTED WORK PACKAGES

Clear. Prepare.
Hand over.

01Right-of-way clearingOpen a corridor to the limits and finish in the scope.02Site preparationConnect clearing to the work that comes next.03Brush pile grinding & debris handlingDeal with the material the clearing leaves behind.04Erosion control & site stabilizationPlan for the ground after the vegetation comes off.05Commercial land clearingA defined clearing scope for the next trade.06Solar site clearingVegetation preparation against the civil scope.

SCHEDULES NEED A REAL STARTING POINT

Send the scope.
Flag the unknowns.

Include the plans and clearing limits with your estimate request. Work at energized facilities, electrical installation, engineering and specialist authorizations are outside the initial clearing offer.

Request a commercial estimate