Heavy Equipment Clearing & Ground Preparation
Land Prep in Dallas-Fort Worth
Heavy equipment clearing, demolition, and ground preparation for new construction and renovation projects. Our land prep team handles tree removal, brush clearing, demolition, soil stabilization, and rough grading to prepare your site for any outdoor construction project.
What We Deliver
Service Features
- Tree and brush clearing
- Demolition and debris removal
- Rough grading and leveling
- Soil testing and amendment
- Utility location and protection
- Erosion control and stabilization
- Access road and staging area preparation
- Permit coordination and compliance
The Curate Construction Advantage
Why Choose Us
- Heavy equipment fleet for projects of any scale
- Proper site prep prevents costly future repairs
- One team handles clearing through finish grading
- No delays waiting for separate contractors
- Environmental compliance and erosion control included
17+
Years Experience
3M+
Sq Ft Installed
97%
On-Time Rate
$1M+
Bonded Coverage
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Available In
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Land Prep
What does land preparation include?+
Land preparation includes clearing vegetation, removing debris, rough grading, soil testing, compaction, and establishing proper drainage patterns. It creates the foundation for all subsequent construction.
How long does land prep take for a residential project?+
Residential land preparation typically takes 3-7 days for a standard backyard project. Properties with heavy vegetation, rock, or significant grade changes may require 2-3 weeks.
Do you handle tree removal during land prep?+
Yes. We remove trees as needed and can also relocate smaller trees within your property. We work with arborists to determine which trees should be preserved and protected during construction.
What happens to the soil after land clearing?+
We test soil composition, amend as needed, and compact to proper density for the intended use. Topsoil is stockpiled and redistributed for planting areas. Excess material is hauled off-site.