How We Screen Fill Dirt

Are you ready to order your screen fill dirt? As you read below, discover how we screen fill dirt. This processed material can provide enhanced grading results for your home and property. Read on and learn how you can get some screen fill dirt.

Start

It all starts with our dump truck hauling projects. As we move from job to job, we are tasked with moving dirt. The dirt is generated as we excavate and prep the site for it’s proposed use. This dirt, when suitable, is transported to our processing plant. The loaded dump trucks deposit the material for processing and screening. Once the material has been screened we consolidate this material for delivery to the public.

Screening Machine In Action

 

The Process & Result

With the successful completion of the fill dirt screening process you are provided with clean material for your home and property.

Ordering – How We Work

Loading & Delivery

The screen fill dirt is loaded onto our trucks and is delivered to your location.

More About Dirt Work

Easy Site Prep

Site prep is the best term that is used to describe the initial work. This work is necessary to make raw land ready to accept improvements. These improvement include buildings, parking lots, roads, and other amenities.

The term site prep is a broad term that can include several different tasks. Some of these tasks include:

• Land Clearing
• Grubbing
• Soil Erosion
• Sediment Control
• Storm Drains
• Water & Sewer Pipes
• Topsoil Stripping
• Rock Removal
• Underground Utilities

Sediment Control

Soil erosion control is designed to protect the quality of the water, a natural resource. Soil erosion and sediment control measures are vital to sustain our natural resource. Most projects require storm water management & permitting. All erosion and sediment control measures and devices must be in place, inspected and approved prior to job start.

Clearing

The limits of clearing can be marked with a GPS. A dozer with GPS can provide accurate clearing, when implemented properly. By following the outline of the display in the cab, the bulldozer can cut a path through the wooded area. This path allows access for other excavation and building equipment.

Burning

The traditional method used to clear debris, such as burning, is rapidly fading away. The air pollution standards will prevent any type of burning of most areas across the United States.

Site Prep Made Easy

Depending on the job site, what you have to do will vary greatly. With excavation, what is needed to complete a job is as different as night and day. No matter what type of work you are doing, it will almost always require the use of heavy machinery.

Common Tasks

Clearing lots for houses, grading roads, laying pipe, fixing water leaks, and digging foundations are just some of the most common tasks found with the art of excavation.

Pipe Work

Laying pipe is a task that takes skill. You first must dig the trench for the pipe, making sure that the elevation is right, and that the pipe will meet the specifications listed in the blueprints. There
are several different types of pipe that needs to be layed, including water, sewer, and storm drains.

Permits

When you first begin your job, you’ll need to have the proper permits from the area that you are going to be disturbing the ground in. Once you have the proper permits, you can begin your work. With some jobs, you’ll need to document on paper just how much land you disturb each day.

Ponds

Sometimes with excavation, the job site and plans will call for ponds or temporary ponds. This can be fun to do, although you have to be careful as well. Very common with sub divisions, ponds are
something that take a lot of skill to dig right.

Manholes

Manholes are something else that you will encounter as well. You can use machinery to set them in place, although they will need to go a certain way. The easiest way to put them in place is by using an excavator, as you can lower it down and have a couple of workers set it in place.

Anytime you are working on an excavation site, you should always be careful and make sure you do things by the book. There are always rules and regulations that you need to follow. Excavation is a trade you’ll need to be well versed with following plans, running machinery, and the great outdoors.

The Importance of Proper Site Prep for Effective Screen Fill Dirt Use

Proper site prep is crucial when utilizing screen fill dirt for your grading projects. This process ensures that the land is adequately cleared, graded, and prepared to accept improvements like buildings or roads. By following necessary steps such as land clearing, erosion control, and precise excavation, you can achieve optimal results with your screen fill dirt. This preparation not only enhances the stability of your project but also prevents future issues related to settling or erosion.