You get Justin. Not a crew he sent.
Earthworks by Justin is dirt work across Tulsa and northeast oklahoma, run by the man whose name is on it.
How the work actually goes
You call. Justin comes out and looks at the job with you, on the ground, rather than pricing it off a photograph. You get a number before anything starts. Then he shows up and runs the machine.
Most of the work is him in the seat. That is why the bids are accurate, why the schedule holds, and why the job gets finished the way it was quoted. There is nobody in between to misunderstand what you asked for.
What he will tell you
If a job needs a licensed trade, a permit, or a machine he does not run, he says so. If the cheaper fix is grading rather than the drain you asked about, he says that too. Turning down work that is not his costs less than doing it badly.
Have a look at recent work, or the list of what he takes on.
He answers his own phone and comes out to look at the job himself. Estimates are free and on site.
You get Justin. Not a crew he sent.
You call
You call. Justin comes out and looks at the job with you, on the ground, rather than pricing it off a photograph.
A number first
You get a number before anything starts.
He runs the machine
Then he shows up and runs the machine.
Ground left usable
Voids get filled and the area gets graded back so you can pour, build or seed.
Straight answers, fair bids.
4.4 on Google from 13 reviews. Four of them, word for word. Already worked with Justin? Leave him a review on Google.
“Super easy to communicate with, super easy to schedule, showed up right on time, did exactly what we needed, the price was logical which is a bit rare these days.”
“Grassroots, honest, very proficient, and approaches your project as if it were his own. I will 100% recommend this contractor for anything dirt.”
“He is an excellent communicator. He was very thorough in the planning process. He was incredibly timely, his bid was not only fair but extremely accurate.”
“I called three different people to give me an estimate, all said they would come out, none ever showed up. I called Justin and he was here in a few days.”
Nine ways to move a piece of ground.
01Land Clearing
Brush, scrub, briars and small timber taken off so the ground underneath is usable again.
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02Excavation & Backhoe
Digging, trenching and backfill for footings, utilities, drainage and repairs.
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03Demolition
Outbuildings, slabs, foundations and old concrete broken out and hauled away.
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04Driveways
New drives cut in, and tired ones brought back.
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05Drainage & French Drains
Standing water moved away from foundations, yards and low spots.
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06Dozer Work
Rough grading, leveling and site preparation.
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07Pond Excavation
New ponds cut and shaped, and old ones brought back.
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08Underground Utilities
Trenching and excavation for water, sewer, electric and service lines, run to depth and backfilled so the ground does not settle into a trench line six months later.
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09Snow Removal
Driveways, lots and private roads cleared when the weather turns.
Learn moreAre estimates really free?
Yes, and they happen on site. Justin comes to the property, walks the job with you and gives you a fixed number before anything starts.
Do you take small jobs?
Yes. A half day of machine work is a normal job here. A lot of larger outfits will not quote one, which is why people end up calling.
How far will you travel?
Tulsa and the towns around it, out through Rogers, Creek, Wagoner, Osage and Okmulgee counties. Whether a job further out makes sense depends on how big it is, so it is worth asking.
Tell Justin what you need moved.
Send the details and he will come out and look at it. If it is easier to talk it through, call him directly.
Tulsa, the towns around it and northeast Oklahoma.