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Excavation and Land Clearing in Owen County
Owen County is farm ground, and dirt work out here looks different than it does in the subdivisions. It's ponds that need to hold stock water, fence lines the brush swallowed, gravel drives with a quarter mile between the road and the house, and pads for barns and shops.
That's the kind of work we've done for over 35 years. We load up in Crittenden and bring the excavator, the dozer, and the dump trucks in one mobilization, so a job around Owenton gets done in one push instead of dragging across weeks of subcontractor scheduling.
Owen County jobs usually mean bigger ground and longer driveways, which rewards a contractor who owns the trucks. Hauling rock and fill is a big piece of any rural job, and running our own 14-truck fleet keeps that piece under one roof, on one invoice, from one company you can actually get on the phone.
In demand around the county
Every service travels. See land development and production work, or call 859-910-9272.
Owen County questions
Do you travel to Owen County for excavation work?
Yes. We serve the whole Northern Kentucky corridor, and Owen County is well within our range. Owenton and the farms around it get the same crew and the same equipment as jobs five minutes from our shop.
Can you build a pond on my Owen County property?
We can. Dug ponds and dam-built ponds, shaped for how water actually moves across your ground. We check the soil first, because the right site is what makes a pond hold.
Do you deliver gravel and fill dirt to Owenton?
Yes, with our own trucks. That matters out here, because long rural drives eat a lot of stone and third-party hauling is where rural budgets usually blow up.
Can you clear brush and reclaim pasture in Owen County?
Absolutely. Brush hogging, forestry mulching, stump removal, and grading to bring overgrown ground back into use. We finish with seed and straw so it heals as pasture, not mud.
Working on something in Owen?
We're minutes up the interstate. Tell us what the ground needs and we'll come look at it.