Skid Steer & Bobcat Services in Central Texas

What's Included

A lot of landowners call it "bobcat work," after the brand everyone knows. Whatever you call it, here is what a skid steer handles well.

• Small Grading Jobs

  Leveling a patch of yard, shaping a flower bed area, or smoothing out a low spot. A skid steer grades small areas without bringing in bigger machines.

• Material Spreading

  Gravel, topsoil, sand, and mulch get spread where you want them instead of sitting in a dump pile in the driveway.

• Cleanup

  Construction debris, storm damage, old fencing, and junk piles get loaded and cleared so the property looks right again.

• Tight-Access Work

  Between buildings, through gates, inside fenced yards, and around finished landscaping, a skid steer fits where other equipment cannot.

• Post Hole and Auger Work

  With an auger attachment we can drill post holes for fencing, decks, and signs quickly and consistently.

• Light Brush Clearing

  Small patches of brush and saplings can be cleared with the right attachment. For whole pastures or big acreage, dozer work is the better fit.

Problems We Fix

"I had ten yards of gravel dumped and I cannot move it by hand." "The yard has ruts from the last contractor." "I need someone to do bobcat work but it is too small a job for most people." "There is no way to get a big machine back there."

Small jobs are where a skid steer earns its keep. We are glad to take half-day and one-day work, and we treat your finished yard like it matters.

Central Texas Ground Conditions

On the Blackland Prairie clay around Waco, Hillsboro, and Temple, a skid steer can rut the ground badly when it is wet. We watch the weather, use tracks where the ground is soft, and plan our path in and out so the finished surface stays clean.

In Bosque and Coryell counties, the ground is harder and rockier with thin soil over limestone. That is easier on turf, but it wears on attachments and makes grading a matter of working around rock ledges. We bring the right bucket or attachment for the ground we are working in.

What Affects the Cost

Skid steer work is usually priced by the job or by the day. The main factors are how much material needs to be moved or spread, how long the job will take, access to the work area, ground conditions, hauling of debris, and the attachments the job calls for.