Preston Hollow
Estate drainage, tight access, and HOA-grade restoration.
Preston Hollow dirt work
Trinity bottoms, blackland clay, and infill lots that do not forgive a sloppy grade.
Dallas dirt work is rarely a wide-open ranch cut. It is alley access in Oak Cliff, estate drainage in Preston Hollow, and floodplain rules near the Trinity. Trinity Land and Excavation plans machine size, truck routing, and spoils before we track up a street the city will ticket.
Much of Dallas sits on Houston Black and similar clays that shrink in August and swell after a slow rain. Near White Rock and the Trinity you also hit alluvial soils that hold water. We compact in lifts and do not pretend sandy ‘select fill’ behavior where it does not exist.
City of Dallas right-of-way, alley, and floodplain rules can stop a job that looks simple from the backyard. We flag when you need ROW, tree, or grading permits — and we wait on 811 before we trench.

Cut, fill, haul-off, and structural digging for homes, barns, pads, and commercial sites across North Texas clay.
Brush, mesquite, cedar, and scrap piles off the lot so survey, utilities, and pad work can start.
From raw lot to a pad the builder can stake — stripping, grading, and compaction in the right order.
Rough grade for drainage, finish grade for sod and slab — slopes that send water away from the house.
French drains, catch basins, and regrade work for clay lots that hold water against the house.
Caliche, flex base, and compacted subgrade for gravel, concrete, and asphalt drives.
Stock ponds, wildlife tanks, and detention basins cut into clay that will actually hold water.
Old slabs, sheds, driveways, and junk piles out — clean dirt in, trucks off the street on time.
Estate drainage, tight access, and HOA-grade restoration.
Preston Hollow dirt workHills, limestone outcrops, and alleys that decide the truck.
Oak Cliff dirt workZIP coverage includes 75201, 75204, 75214, 75218, 75219, 75208, 75211 and adjacent North Texas codes.