Trenching
Water lines, electrical and data conduit, sewer lines, irrigation, drainage — most of what keeps a property running is buried underground, and it all starts with a trench. We cut those trenches with a machine built for it, instead of a crew with shovels.
Faster Than a Crew With Shovels
Hand-digging a trench is some of the hardest, slowest work on a property — a single utility run of any real length can eat up days of backbreaking labor, and the walls still come out uneven and prone to caving in. Our trencher cuts a clean 6-inch-wide trench up to 60 inches deep in a straight, consistent line, covering in an hour what a hand crew would need days to finish.
That speed isn’t just convenience — it’s less time your property is torn up, less risk to a crew standing in a hand-dug trench that could collapse, and a cleaner cut that makes backfilling and repair easier once the line is in.
How Trenching Works
- Locate & mark utilities — Existing lines are located and marked before we cut anything.
- Plan the run — We confirm depth and width needed for the specific line — water, electrical, sewer, or drainage.
- Cut the trench — Our trencher cuts a clean, consistent trench up to 60 inches deep in a straight line.
- Line placement — Pipe or conduit is set once the trench is cut and inspected.
- Backfill — Trench is backfilled and compacted so the surface is stable again.
What We Handle
- Water line trenches
- Electrical and data conduit runs
- Sewer and septic lines
- Drainage trenches
- Irrigation lines
Send us a message and tell us what line you’re running — we’ll get the trench cut and ready for it.
