PROCivils

Dig, load, cart, dispose. Our machines, our trucks.

Excavation & Waste Disposal

Excavation is half of every concreting job we do, and we also do it on its own — for builders who need a site cut, for homeowners pulling out an old driveway, and for anyone who needs material off a site and taken somewhere legal.

Because the machines and the trucks are ours, the dig and the cartage happen together. You are not paying a hire rate for an excavator sitting idle waiting on a truck that is on another job.

Plain concrete driveway across a wide frontage

What we take on

What you get

The right machine for the access

Our plant

1.7 tonne Kubota

The one that gets through a standard side gate. Narrow access and backyard work without turning the job into a wheelbarrow exercise.

2.5, 3.5 and 5.5 tonne

Bigger machines as the volume and the site allow, so a large cut does not take a week.

Bobcats and skid steers

For pushing, levelling, loading and site clean-up.

Small, medium and large tippers

The truck matches the job instead of making four trips or turning up half empty.

The ones we get asked most

Questions

Yes. Plenty of our excavation work is standalone — for builders, landscapers and owner-builders.

Kubota excavators from 1.7 tonne through 2.5, 3.5 and 5.5 tonne, plus bobcats and skid steers, and tippers in small, medium and large.

Yes — service trenches, footing trenches and detailed excavation are part of what we do, for builders and homeowners alike.

By what comes out and where it has to go. Clean fill, mixed spoil and broken concrete all carry different disposal costs, and tipping fees are what they are. It goes on the quote as its own line.

Usually, yes — that is what the 1.7 tonne machine is for. Send a photo of the access showing gate width, overhead clearance and ground surface.

No job is too small. A single bin’s worth of old path is still a job we will quote.

Yes. Breaking out driveways, paths, slabs and footings and carting the rubble away is standard work for us.

Get a price on your excavation

Next step

Tell us what is coming out, roughly how much, and what the access looks like.