Mini excavator
 

Our 3.3 tonne excavator is the perfect size for most projects, whether you're in the city or on a large rural property.

It can fit through spaces as narrow as 6 feet, dig 10 feet down and lift 1,600 lbs, making quick work of jobs big and small.

This machine is quiet and features rubber tracks that protect your valuable concrete and asphalt surfaces.

Its attachments include:

	36" smooth bucket for general excavating, grading and backfilling
	24" toothed bucket for trenching and excavating hard material
	18" toothed bucket for trenching and excavating hard material (with available tooth-eliminating plate)
	Hydraulic thumb (grapple) for handling rocks, vegetation and waste
	Hydraulic breaker (jackhammer) for removing concrete
	Hoisting hook for lifting heavy sumps, beams and other objects

Dump truck & trailer
 

Our 3.4 tonne dump truck can haul 7,500 lbs or 3 yards of gravel or sand, or 4 yards of soil, turf or broken concrete and asphalt.

It can also haul lumber, sumps and other building materials, as well as household and construction waste or two loaded pallets.

It can fit through spaces as narrow as 9 feet, allowing it to access areas that full-size dump trucks cannot.

Our 16 foot lowdeck trailer can transport bulkier freight like scaffolding, our rental fences, vehicles and heavy equipment weighing up to 5.2 tonnes or 11,500 lbs.

Support tools
 

In addition to our suite of excavator attachments, our support tools include:

	Laser level for ensuring precise grades and proper drainage
	Demolition hammer for loosening hardpan and removing concrete walls
	Pavement saw for cutting asphalt and concrete up to 5 inches thick
	Chainsaw for tree removal
	Reciprocating saw for temporarily removing fence panels for machine access
	Water line key compatible with all four valve standards
	Delineators, traffic cones and signs for controlling vehicle and pedestrian traffic

Coming soon
 

We plan to expand our service fleet with a bobcat-style track loader for quickly moving large volumes of material, as well as handling pallets and clearing snow in the winter.

Stay tuned!