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Ponds, Clearing, and Driveways in Pendleton County
Pendleton County is pond and pasture country, and that's work we love. From Falmouth to Butler to DeMossville, we clear overgrown ground, cut and gravel driveways, and build ponds that hold water because somebody read the site before the digging started.
We bring our own iron and our own trucks, so a job on a Pendleton County farm doesn't wait on a rental yard or a hauling sub. One call gets you the clearing, the dirt work, the gravel, and the seed and straw at the end.
Most of what Pendleton County needs is honest rural dirt work: reclaiming pasture the brush took over, fixing washed-out farm drives, cutting pads for barns and shops, and digging ponds. Our 14-truck fleet means the gravel and fill show up on our schedule, not somebody else's, which matters when your driveway is the only way in.
In demand around the county
Every service travels. See land development and production work, or call 859-910-9272.
Pendleton County questions
Do you build ponds in Pendleton County?
Yes. Pond building is core work for us across the rural counties. We look at your soil and the way water moves through the property first, then shape a pond that actually holds.
Can you clear overgrown land near Falmouth or Butler?
We can. Brush hogging, fence line clearing, tree and stump removal, and full pasture reclamation. We'll leave the ground graded and seeded so it comes back as usable land, not a scar.
Do you deliver gravel to Pendleton County?
Yes, with our own dump trucks. Crusher run, #57 stone, fill dirt, and topsoil, whether it's one load for a soft spot or steady loads for a long drive.
How far into Pendleton County will you travel?
All of it. Falmouth, Butler, DeMossville, and every farm between. Distance doesn't scare a company that runs 14 trucks.
Working on something in Pendleton?
We're minutes up the interstate. Tell us what the ground needs and we'll come look at it.