Middlesex, NC

We move dirt so the water, the grass and the job end up where they belong.

You dream it, we make it.

Your yard in three taps.

Tell us what's going on and where. We come, look and estimate for free.

Rather talk? (919) 612-5548 · Se habla español · On parle français

What we do at homes

Grading
Water runs away from the house and the yard ends up level.
French drains
Perforated pipe in gravel that collects the water and carries it off.
Sod
Real grass on prepared ground, so it roots.
Erosion control
Silt fence and straw so the soil stays on your lot.
Retaining walls and hardscape
Retaining walls, stone beds, edging and walkways.
Seed and straw
Grass seed covered with straw so it sprouts and the soil stays put.
Decorative stone and mulch
Finished beds in stone or mulch, weed-free and easy to keep.
Driveway extensions
We dig it out and set the gravel base to widen your driveway.
Storm drains
Storm pipe with a rock outlet, so rainwater leaves without washing the soil away.

Watch one yard get done.

The same yard on three different days. Drag the ground line.

Raw lot
Graded
Sod going down

Stage one: rough red dirt behind two houses

Stage three: sod going down on the same yard

Finished homes

You bookThree taps or one call.
We come overWe walk the yard with you, in English, Spanish or French.
Free estimateNo commitment.

Start my three taps

Deal directly with the crew that does the work.

Grading, drainage, retaining walls, erosion control and sod for builders and general contractors. Priced by the job, by the unit or as a crew with machine by the hour. No middlemen: you talk to Mario, an owner who runs the work on site.

Quote a job or call Yanira: (919) 612-5548

Finished gravel yard at an electrical substation — Gravel yard at an electrical substation.

Scope on site

Erosion control: Silt fence, straw and stabilization through the build.
Final grading: Lots graded with the slope away from the house.
Sod, seed and straw: Final stabilization of the lot.
Drainage and storm drains: French drains, ditches, storm pipe and riprap outlets.
Retaining walls and hardscape: Retaining walls, stone beds, decorative stone, mulch and edging for handover.
Gravel and utility sites: Gravel yards like the substation above.