Trenching and utility lines in Kerr and Bandera County

Water, electric, and drain line trenches dug through Hill Country rock.

(830) 649-9736 Call or text. On-site estimates are free.

Trenching

Water lines, electric conduit, and drain lines all start with a trench. In the Hill Country, rock is often close to the surface, so a straight trench takes the right machine and some patience. I dig with the Cat 304, which has a small footprint, so there is less damage to your yard than with a bigger rig.

I dig and backfill the trench, and I work with your electrician, plumber, or well driller on the connections.

Cat 304 mini excavator beside a fresh trench and spoil pile on open ground
Trenching with the Cat 304.

Before any digging

In Texas, digging starts with a call to 811 so underground utilities can be marked. I'll go over this with you at the estimate so there are no surprises.

How it works

  1. Call or text. Tell me where the line is going, from where to where.
  2. I come out and look. I walk the route with you, check the ground, and give you the estimate on site. It's free.
  3. I do the work myself. I dig and backfill the trench myself.

Questions

What kinds of lines do you trench for?

Water, electric, and drain lines.

Can you dig in rocky ground?

Yes. Hill Country rock is part of the job, and I work in it regularly.

How do I get an estimate?

Call or text (830) 649-9736. I'll come out, look at the site, and give you the estimate there. It costs nothing.

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Where I work

Kerr County: Kerrville, Ingram, Hunt, Mountain Home, Center Point, Comfort. Bandera County: Bandera, Pipe Creek, Medina, and the rest of Bandera County. Fredericksburg and Boerne on larger jobs.