Diagnose
Where it ponds, where the HOA will let water go, and whether grade or pipe is the fix.

Yard won’t drain? French drains, catch basins, and regrade for clay lots with standing water against the house.
North Central Texas clay does not percolate on a convenient schedule. After a slow front, standing water sits in the side yard and against the slab. We install French drains, surface inlets, and downspout tie-ins, and we regrade when a pipe alone will not fix a bowl. The point is to move water to a legal outfall — street, creek easement, or dry well — not into the neighbor’s patio.

Where it ponds, where the HOA will let water go, and whether grade or pipe is the fix.
Fabric, rock, and pipe at a slope that actually runs in this clay.
Backfill, compact, and leave the yard ready for grass — not a trench souvenir.
Same work, different ground. Open the city that matches the lot.
Excavation & Dirt Work — Skid steer and excavator dirt work — cut, fill, haul-off, and structural digging for homes, barns, and pads across North Texas clay.
Land & Lot Clearing — Lot clearing and fence line clearing — brush, mesquite, cedar, and scrap piles off so survey, utilities, and pad work can start.
Site Preparation — House pad and building pad dirt work — from raw lot to a pad the builder can stake, with stripping, grading, and compaction in the right order.
Grading & Finish Grade — Rough grade for drainage, finish grade for sod and slab — slopes that send water away from the house.