A pale clay pad cut into a field with an excavator and a pickup at the far edge

Site prep & pond building in Troy, AL

Site prep & ponds in Troy, AL

House pads, grading, clearing and new ponds in Troy and Pike County, AL.

Troy, AL and Pike County are inside the 50 miles we work from Montgomery. We do site prep in Troy, AL and around Pike County: house pads, grading and clearing for new homes, drives, and new ponds dug on farm and family land.

A straight run from Montgomery

Pike County shares its northwest line with Montgomery County, so Troy is a straight run for us down US 231. Tell us the road your land is on and we'll come walk it and give you a free estimate.

Home sites in Pike County

For a new home on your land around Troy, we clear the lot, cut the drive in, build the house pad in rolled lifts and grade the yard so water leaves the house. Before we grade, we look at which way your ground drains, so the water goes where you want it.

Ponds and hunting land

A lot of the land around Troy is farm and hunting land. We dig new ponds there, from picking the spot to building the dam and leaving it ready to fill, and we mulch lanes and trails and clear grown-up fence rows. See pond building and forestry mulching.

Questions from Troy

Do you work in Troy and Pike County, AL?

Yes. Pike County borders Montgomery County, AL, and Troy is inside the 50 miles we work.

Can you dig a new pond near Troy?

Yes. We pick the spot with you, dig the basin, build the dam in rolled lifts and leave it ready to fill.

Do you clear hunting land around Troy?

Yes: lanes, trails and fence rows, by forestry mulching or land clearing.

Do you build house pads in Pike County, AL?

Yes: cut, filled in lifts, rolled and graded. See house pads.

What does site prep cost in Troy, AL?

It depends on the clearing, the cut and fill, the size of the pad and drive, and access. Call or text (334) 320-8389 for a free estimate.

Is the estimate free?

Yes. We come walk your land with you and give you a free estimate before any work starts.

A round pond basin dug deep in the middle, with dozer rings on its pale banks under a deep blue sky

Tell us where you'd put the pond.

Or the house. Anywhere around Troy and Pike County, AL.