Land Grading in Davie County, NC

What's included

• Smoothing a small pad for a shed, a carport, or the spot where a mobile home came off.
• Leveling a yard that has gone uneven, washed out, or settled.
• Driveway grading to shape the surface and move water off it.
• Moving dirt where it's needed on the same property.

What I don't do: big cuts and fills, basement digs, or anything that takes heavy excavation equipment. This is tractor work, and I'll tell you on the phone if your job is past that.

How it works

1. Text me photos and the address. Tell me what the ground is for, a shed, a shop, a garden, or a drive.
2. I send a quote. One number for the work I can see from the photos.
3. I grade it. The ground is left shaped and ready for the next step.

Erosion control on bigger jobs

Grading disturbs soil too. Clearing or grading more than an acre needs a state erosion control plan before work starts. I'll walk you through what that involves and what it means for the timing before any work begins.

Clearing first, then grading

Most grading jobs start with the lot cleared. See land clearing. A new drive usually goes in after the grade is set, see gravel driveways. And if there's an old mobile home on the pad, that comes off first. See mobile home removal.