Earthwork

Moving Dirt to Spec

Earthwork sets the shape of the site. Everything downstream — the pad, the channel, the storm system, the pavement — depends on the dirt being where the plans say it should be, at the elevation the plans say it should be. Armor Site Services self-performs excavation, grading, and site prep for general contractors across Texas and Oklahoma.

We have been doing this work since 2020, on commercial pad sites, residential subdivisions, roadway and infrastructure jobs, solar farms, and data centers.

Scope We Self-Perform

• Excavation — channel, pond, and structural excavation
• Cut and fill — balancing the site and hauling where it does not balance
• Rough grade — getting the site to shape and elevation
• Fine grade — bringing pads and channels to tolerance
• Site prep — clearing, stripping, and getting the site ready to build
• Subgrade prep — preparing subgrade for pavement, structures, and channel lining

One Sub, Full Site Scope

Because we also self-perform erosion control, gabions, and hard armoring, the earthwork and the protection that goes on top of it come from the same crew. That means the channel gets cut, lined, and armored without three different subs pointing at each other when something is out of tolerance — and without the schedule gaps that come from waiting on the next trade to mobilize.

Have a site that needs dirt moved? Call (972) 310-7293 or send us your plans for a line-item bid.