On these finished lots the usual call is grading, yard drainage, driveway base, utility trenches, footings, stump grinding, or a culvert where a drive meets a ditch. Demolition runs from a shed or slab up to a full house, with haul-off. Ponds, dams, and spillways are for acreage that can hold water, not the default on a platted home lot. When the job is septic, we dig and haul spoils for a licensed installer. We do not install the system.
The neighborhood
Dirt work on these lots.
You're on a finished street in Ponder, 76259, not a pasture. The town's FM 2449 page names those four streets — Churchill, Remington, Meadowlands, and Robinson — where they meet the road job from FM 156 out toward I-35W. A regrade, a French drain, driveway base, a trench, a stump, or a shed coming out. That's the work.
If you pull the county file, Phase One on the Remington Park Estates management certificate was filed April 18, 2000. Phase 4 was recorded July 16, 2015. Phase 5 was recorded March 30, 2017. The 2021 update for Ponder Public Improvement District No. 1 calls Phase 4 128 residential lots and one park and open-space lot, and Phase 5 145 residential lots. Those homes were already built and sold when that update was written.
The ground
Clay, sand, and a locate first.
Work on a street like this is a homeowner lot: regrade, drainage, a driveway base, a trench, a stump, or a structure coming out. It is not a pasture cut. Western Denton County around Ponder is where blackland clay thins into Cross Timbers sand and rock. We look at the cut on your lot before we name a depth. Public locates through Texas 811 come before any trench or footing. Private lines — irrigation, a shop circuit, a septic line — are yours to mark.
Associations on file
The homeowner is the customer.
Two property owners’ associations for this area are on file with the State of Texas for Ponder, Denton County, 76259: Remington Park Homeowner’s Association and Remington Park Estates Homeowners Association. A drainage-easement supplement to the Remington Park Estates covenants was recorded in Denton County on June 16, 2017, instrument 2017-72099. Trinity works for the homeowner on the lot. We do not take association or property-manager contracts, and we do not tell you what the covenants allow. If your lot is in one of these associations, you confirm the rules before we move dirt. We will not dig through a recorded easement.
Trinity Land and Excavation LLC is based in Ponder. Owner Matt Hall is a veteran with 10+ years in excavation. Call or text (940) 435-4727. A few photos of the lot are enough to start. Weekdays are 7 AM to 5 PM.
Sequence
How a Remington Park job runs
The steps on every Trinity quote. The lot decides the machine.
01
Tell us the lot
Address, photos, survey if you have one, and what has to be true when we leave.
02
We walk or review
Access, clay, trees, overhead lines, and where water already wants to go.
03
Defined quote
Scope, trucking, and what is excluded — so the next trade is not a surprise.
04
811 and schedule
Locates, weather window, and a start that matches the rest of your build.
05
Dirt, then handoff
We excavate, haul, and grade. You get a site the builder or landscaper can use.
Around Remington Park
Nearby areas
Remington Park is in Ponder. These are the other town pages on this side of the work.
Texas 811 — Call before you dig. Free utility locates before any trench or excavation.
Before the first bucket
Questions on Remington Park lots
Permits, the associations on file, septic digging, and how a quote starts.
Who is the customer on a Remington Park lot?
The homeowner. Remington Park Homeowner’s Association and Remington Park Estates Homeowners Association are both on file for Ponder, 76259. We do not contract with the association or a property manager. You confirm the covenants for your lot, including the drainage-easement supplement recorded June 16, 2017 as instrument 2017-72099, before we dig.
What residential work do you do in Remington Park?
The same residential list as our service pages: excavation, land clearing, site prep, grading, drainage, driveway base, and ponds where the ground and the rules can hold one. On these finished lots that usually means grading, French drains, driveway base, utility trenches, footings, stump grinding, culverts, and demolition from a shed or slab up to a full house, with haul-off. Dams and spillways are for a pond that needs an overflow. Septic work is excavation and spoil haul-off only. We do not install the system.
How do I get a quote?
Text or call (940) 435-4727 with the address and a few photos of the job, or use the form on this page. Weekdays are 7 AM to 5 PM. The quote is a defined scope after we see the lot.
Do you locate utilities before you dig?
Public locates are Texas 811, before we trench or excavate. We do not guess at an unmarked line. Private lines on the lot are the owner’s to mark.
Which office permits a Remington Park lot?
The town’s FM 2449 page treats the streets into this neighborhood as part of the work in the Town of Ponder. A given lot can still sit in town limits or in unincorporated Denton County, and those are different permit desks. A culvert or driveway that touches a public road has to be confirmed with the road authority before we cut. We flag what we see. You own the permit unless we agree in writing to pull it.
Quote
Quote Remington Park
Text job photos to (940) 435-4727. Mon–Fri 7 AM–5 PM · Closed Sat–Sun.
Send the address and what the lot has to do when we leave. The quote is a defined scope after we see it.
