Flatland Dirt & Demo clears it, tears it out, hauls it off, and levels what's left — so you can build on it, drive on it, or run cattle on it. Brett walks the job with you free, and you get a number the same day.
Most outfits make you wait a week for a number. Pick your job below and watch the budget range build itself while you read this sentence. Then send the ticket straight to Brett.
Ballpark only — real number comes from the free walk, because rock, access and haul distance decide the day. No obligation either way.
Skid steer services that get results — fast, clean, and done right. Three kinds of ground problems, eleven ways we fix them.
Mesquite, cedar, brush, stumps, and the fence line nobody's touched since the eighties. We take the ground back down to something you can actually use — then grade it so it drains right.
Old slabs, sheds, pens, foundations, fence, and the burn pile that's been "getting handled" for two years. Torn out, loaded up, hauled off — clean when we leave.
Rough driveways, washed-out ranch roads, trenching for water lines, tank setting, pen cleaning, rock and dirt hauled in or out. Material, potholes, leveling, cleanup — we fix that.
Real jobs, real West Texas dirt. If your problem looks like one of these, it's a solved problem.
Overgrown lots, storm debris, collapsed sheds, old pens, slabs that have sat for years — the stuff that piles up until somebody finally deals with it. That somebody is us. We show up, clear it out, haul it off, and hand the ground back ready to use.
No water, no cattle? We can fix that. Trenching · Water lines · Tank setting · Pen cleaning
Same machine, same crew, same rate whether it's a back pasture or a suburban backyard. Call it in and we'll come look.
Fill this out and Brett calls you back within one business day — with your ticket number and a real window. If we're not the right outfit for your job, we'll tell you that too.
Based on the South Plains and traveling out from there. Past the line? Call anyway — long jobs travel fine.
Every week you wait, the brush thickens, the slab cracks wider, and the road gets rougher. Twenty minutes fixes the plan. One call starts it.