Excavator working gravel path with a drainage pipe exposed at the roadside

Fort Smith, AR · Excavation · Dirt work

Dirt moved, water gone. Excavation in Fort Smith.

Clearing, pads, ponds, drainage, gravel and concrete across the Arkansas River Valley. You get a real number before anything gets dug, and the man who quotes it is the one in the seat.

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7+Years working the River Valley

FreeEstimates, owner on the machine

What we run

Clearing, grading, ponds and drainage

All services

Mini excavator beside a metal barn with dirt piled next to the foundation

Dirt Work & Land Excavation Cut, fill and shape ground to the elevation a builder is working to, then finish grade it before the forms go in.

Bobcat with forestry mulcher clearing brush in an open field

Land & Lot Clearing Brush, trees and stumps off the lot, grubbed out and hauled away so a build or a fence line can start.

Pond Construction & Repair in progress, the crew and the equipment in frame

Pond Construction & Repair New ponds cut with a core trench, and old ones that quit holding water opened up and put back right.

Black erosion-control fabric laid in a trench across a backyard with dirt piled alongside

Drainage & Erosion Control French drains, culverts and swales that pull standing water off a yard and away from a foundation.

AlsoGravel, Rock, Sand & Shale Retaining Walls Demolition & Haul-Off Concrete & Flatwork

Who shows up

Mike Delaney is on the machine

The person who walks your property and writes the number is the person sitting in the seat when the work starts. Nothing gets handed off to somebody who never saw the ground.

That is also why the phone gets answered. A pond that will not hold or a drive washed to the base is a day or two of machine time, and nobody should wait a month to hear what it costs.

More about DirtWrx

Compact track loader with mulcher attachment on cleared land among tall trees

Free estimatesA real price before the first bucket of dirt moves.

How it starts

How a Fort Smith job goes

Four steps between your call and a finished grade, in the order they actually happen.

You call
Describe the hole, the water or the lot. Access, soil and haul distance are what move a price, so we ask about those first.
We come look
A walk of the property on your schedule. We would rather stand on the ground than guess at it from a description.
You get a number
A price for the work as described, with rock, trucking and haul-off in it, not a range that grows once the machine is sitting there.
The iron shows up
Locates first, then we dig. When it is finished the ruts are pulled out and the spoil is gone.

Why DirtWrx

Clearing through concrete

A site does not need four outfits scheduling around each other. We take the ground from standing brush to a poured slab.

See the services

The iron is ours
Dozer, track hoe, mini ex, skid steer and dump trucks, all on our own trailers. A start date comes down to weather, not to what a rental yard has open.
A price that holds
The estimate costs nothing and the number covers the job we described, including rock, trucking and haul-off.
Water is the whole job
Grade is not only about level. Every pad, drive and pond gets shaped so the water leaves where we want it to.
Clean when we leave
Spoil trucked off, ruts pulled out, disturbed dirt smoothed and seeded when the season allows.