Our Services

Amphibious Excavator Services

A marsh amphibious excavator is ideal for use in wetland and aquatic environments where conventional excavators cannot go. The combination of tracks and pontoons allows the excavator to traverse swamps, marshes, and shallow water with ease. Additionally, the amphibious nature of the machine reduces ground pressure, ensuring minimal disturbance to sensitive ecosystems. This makes it ideal for applications like land reclamation and wetland restoration. Our machines are versatile and are fitted with attachments to allow us to forestry mulch brushy and overgrown areas. We can also install helical piers/supports for walkways/docks/duck blinds. A favorite of our waterfowl hunting customers.

Forestry Mulching

Involves using a machine with carbide teeth to grind brush and small trees into mulch. The machine we use is a low ground pressure machine with rubber tracks which allows the machine to work even in wetter conditions and the imprint to the ground is minimal.

We can build a lake/pond from scratch on your land. We can also deepen existing water structures as well as grade the banks and levies to make them more maintainable with mowers and bush hogs the landowner may already possess. Our amphibious machine can also mulch vegetation and trees on the bank and in the shallow areas.

Ask any realtor what makes a piece of property the most valuable and they will tell you ease of use. A well thought out and well-maintained road system on your property not only increases the usability of your piece of dirt but it also adds significantly to the value of the property if you ever sell it. There are three types of roads on a property. An external road is how you get to your property. This is largely out of your control and is maintained by the county where the property resides. Shutting off visibility from traffic and potential poachers helps your wildlife thrive. A property should have one or two primary roads that take about 70% of the traffic. These roads should be maintained well enough that a car could drive down them without any issue. These roads should be 35-50 feet wide and have enough sunlight reaching them to allow for drainage and drying purposes.

Secondary roads will stem from your primary roads and this is typically where stand placement and food plots will be created. These roads are usually narrower and create a sense of security for your wildlife and will help with not spooking animals that use the food plots or sanctuary areas.

We can help a landowner lay out a road/trail system on their existing land. We also can improve existing roads/trails by creating a road bed that has a crown which allows the water to run off and is usable year round. Properly maintained roads increase not only the value of a piece of land but makes it more accessible and usable for ATV riding, equestrian use, and walking/hiking trails.

Let us help you design, construct, and maintain your road structure.