Recent Jobs We've Finished
Every project tells you something about how we work. These are real jobs from across the 60-mile radius — homeowners, farms, contractors, and businesses.
20,000-Bushel Bin Down, Pad Left In Place
One bin roughly 36 feet across and eight rings tall, at Greenview. Steel cut out for scrap, concrete pad left exactly where it sat — the decision that moves a bin job more than the bin does.
A Waterway That Started Cutting — Neoga, IL
The sod was gone down the middle and the flow had begun digging its own gully. Loose spoil hauled out, the flowline re-cut to grade, and riprap set where the water runs fastest — including the old rock we dug up and reused.
Culvert Replacement — Failed Tile, Rushing Water
Old tile completely gone, water rushing straight through the soil. We dug it out, set new corrugated pipe, and backfilled it clean. Wet conditions, cold ground — done right the first time.
Rock Driveway — Mud Pit To Solid Stone
Customer had a muddy, rutted driveway — bare dirt and puddles. We graded it out, brought in CA-6 limestone, and rolled it tight. One day. Done right.
House & Garage Demolition — Slab Left Clean
House and attached garage on one slab in Charleston — block and brick walls, frame roof. Masonry hauled to clean fill on our own truck, the rest boxed and gone, slab left where it sat.
Storm Damage Cleanup — Garage Down, Tree On The House
Storm took the garage and shed add-on and dropped a tree on the house. Debris boxed and hauled, root ball pulled with the excavator, ground graded back to a yard.
Foundation Demolition — Old Slab Removed Clean
Old concrete structure on the property — overgrown, deteriorating, taking up space. We brought in the Komatsu, broke it apart, hauled it off. Clean lot, problem solved.
Pond Cleanout — A Pond Grown Shut, Reopened
Cattails had taken a farm pond near Urbana wall to wall. We worked it from the bank with the Komatsu, pulled the root mat and the muck under it, and gave the owner his open water back.
Stump Removal — Big Roots, No Problem
Customer had a large stump taking up yard space — roots ran deep, too big to grind. Brought in the excavator and popped it out clean.
Long Farm Lane — Bare Dirt To Year-Round Drive
Long rural driveway, mud every spring, dust every summer. We graded the path, hauled in clean limestone, and rolled it tight. Now it holds up year-round.