Trenching & Utility Digging

I use a small excavator to cut clean, accurate trenches so you can get water lines, electrical conduit, and cables in the ground without tearing your whole yard up. Before I start, I walk the route with you, talk through depth, slope, and any tight spots, and mark where the trench will go.

My machine is small enough to work close to houses, sheds, and fences, but strong enough to handle hard-packed soil. I keep the trench straight, to the right depth, and shaped so your pipe or conduit sits properly and backfill packs in tight. That means fewer future leaks, sags, or low spots.

Whether you're running power to a shop, adding irrigation, or burying low-voltage or internet lines, I do the digging while you or your contractor focus on the install. I aim for minimal turf damage, neat spoil piles, and a tidy cleanup so your yard is easy to smooth and seed once the utilities are in.