Victor · Driggs · Teton Valley, Idaho
Site prep, driveways, foundations, septic, trenching, and forestry mulching. We walk your property, give you a real number, and show up with the machine that fits the job.
Tell us where the property is and what needs to move. We answer same day, most days.
Your request is in. We'll reach out to set a time to walk the property. If it's urgent, call (208) 970-4002.
What we do
Most projects in Teton Valley need all three — clear it, dig it, then set the grade so water runs where you want it. You shouldn't have to hire three outfits to get there.
Digging, hauling, and backfill for new builds and problem ground.
Getting the surface flat, sloped, and draining — driveways included.
Clear thick ground in one pass — no burn piles, no haul-off.
Common jobs
Where we work
We're local. Short drives mean less mobilization on your bill and a faster start when weather opens a window.
How it goes
Tell us the town, the acreage, and what's in the way. Photos help.
We check access, soil, rock, slope, and utilities, then mark the scope with you on site.
You get a clear price and a start window. If the ground surprises us, you hear about it before we keep digging.
Straight answers
It depends on access, soil, how much rock we hit, and how far material has to travel — which is why we walk the property before quoting. [[Add your minimum job size or hourly-with-operator rate here. It screens out tire-kickers before they call.]]
Stem density, tree size, and slope drive the price more than acreage does. Thin sage clears fast; dense conifer takes hours per acre. [[Add your per-acre range or day rate here.]]
Frost, mud season, and weather windows move schedules in Teton Valley, so the earlier you call, the better your slot. [[Add current lead time.]]
[[Confirm what you take on in winter — frozen-ground digs, snow-season access grading, or spring-start scheduling.]]
Yes. [[Add your general liability carrier and Idaho contractor registration number. The actual number converts better than the word "insured."]]
Some work in Teton County does — driveway approaches, septic, and anything touching a county right-of-way or a waterway. Tell us the scope and we'll point you to what's required before we start.
Yes. Idaho requires a Dig Line locate before excavation, and we call it in on every job.
Ready when you are
Free on-site estimates in Victor, Driggs, and across Teton Valley.