Get rid of a stump
Grind it down below the ground instead of digging it out.
What's the Job?
You don't have to know what the machine is called. Find what you're trying to get done, tap a machine to see its price, and call us if you want a second opinion.
Digging and dirt
Digging? Call 811 first. It's free, and they'll have your buried lines marked so you don't hit one.
Dig post holes
One hole with two people, or a whole fence line with a machine.
Dig a trench or a footing
For water lines, drainage, footings, and foundations.
Move dirt, gravel, or mulch
Grade a driveway, spread gravel, or clear a lot.
Pack down dirt or gravel
Get a solid base before you pour or pave.
Concrete and masonry
Break up concrete
Hand held for a small slab, or a machine-mounted hammer for a big one.
Cut concrete, brick, or block
Clean cuts in slabs, walls, and block.
Pour and finish concrete
Mix it, move it, and get a smooth finish.
Mix mortar and lay block or brick
Everything for the wall, from the mixer to the scaffolding.
Grind a concrete floor
Smooth it down and keep the dust under control.
Drill into concrete or steel
From a hammer drill to a core drill.
Get under a sidewalk
Run a line under the sidewalk without tearing it up.
Floors and indoor jobs
Sand or refinish a wood floor
A drum sander for the middle of the room and an edger for the sides.
Strip and clean a floor
Take up the old floor, clean it, and dry it out.
Lay flooring or carpet
Nail down hardwood or roll out carpet.
Cut tile
Straight, clean cuts for floors and walls.
Hang sheetrock
Lift the panels into place without a second person.
Move something heavy
Appliances, pallets, and heavy loads.
Yard and land
Aerate or reseed the lawn
Help the grass come back thicker.
Cut out sod
Clear grass for a garden, a walkway, or new sod.
Clear limbs and brush
Turn a pile of limbs into chips.
Split firewood
We have a weekend rate: pick up Friday and return on Monday.
Pressure wash
Decks, siding, driveways, and equipment.
Plumbing and water
Clear a clogged sewer line
A machine for the big clogs and tape for the small ones.
Pump out water
Flooded basements, ditches, and job sites.
Pull a well pump
Get the pump up and out of the well.
Building and job sites
Roof or staple up a job
Nailers and staplers, and the air to run them.
Work up high
Scaffolding for the long job, or a lift to get up there fast.
Trim limbs from up high
A $2,000 deposit is required if you're trimming limbs with the manlift.
Bring power or welding to the job
Run your tools where there's no outlet, or weld on site.
Anchor a mobile home
Set the tie-down anchors.