Drainage Ditch Cleaning & Restoration

Standing water in ditches or along the driveway usually means your drainage has slowly filled with silt, roots, and trash. I use my small excavator to clean out ditches, culverts, and channels so water can move the way it should again.

I start by walking the line with you, spotting low areas, blockages, and any spots that may be eroding toward your house or outbuildings. Then I carefully scoop out muck, packed clay, and vegetation, reshape the bottom for a smooth flow, and dress the banks so they're stable instead of crumbling.

Because my machine is compact, I can work along narrow roadside ditches and tight property lines without chewing up the whole yard. The goal is simple: get water away from your home, drive, and yard, reduce mud after heavy rain, and cut down on those problem puddles that never seem to dry.