Precision Excavation & Demolition(940) 452-7412
Graford, Texas · Possum Kingdom Lake

Clear it. Level it.Tear it down.

Land clearing, demolition, house pads, driveways and stock tanks across Palo Pinto County and every county that touches it. One crew, one number, and a written price before anybody starts the machine.

5.0★8 Google reviews
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Or just call or text (940) 452-7412. Most estimates are scheduled within a few days.

What we do

Seven kinds of dirt work

If it involves moving dirt, taking something down, or making a piece of property usable again, it is on this list. Most jobs end up being two or three of them at once, and we price them as one job.

Land Clearing

Mesquite, cedar and shin oak taken off the acre — roots and all — so the grass comes back and the property is usable again.

Typical job: 1–40 acresTurnaround: Most jobs start within 1–2 weeks
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Demolition

Old house, leaning barn, burned-out mobile home or a slab you want gone — torn down, hauled off and left clean enough to build on.

Typical job: 1–5 days on siteFinish: Site left graded and clean
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House & Barn Pads

A pad that is set high enough, packed tight enough, and drains the right direction — so the slab your builder pours sits on ground that will not move.

Typical job: 1–3 daysWorks with: Your builder's plan or ours
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Driveways & Culverts

An entrance that does not wash out — built up, crowned, rocked and piped so you can get a truck and trailer in after a rain.

Typical job: 1–2 daysMaterials: Caliche, crushed base, rock
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Ponds & Drainage

New tanks dug, old ones cleaned out, dams rebuilt, and water moved away from the places it should not be sitting.

Typical job: 2–6 daysAlso covers: Erosion & washout repair
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Site Prep & Grading

Rough grade to finish grade — the dirt work that happens before anybody else can start, done to elevation and on schedule.

Typical job: 1–7 daysFor: Builders, owners, developers
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Stump Removal

Stumps pulled out with the root ball, holes filled and packed, and the ground raked clean enough to mow.

Typical job: Half day–2 daysFinish: Holes backfilled and packed
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Something else?

If it moves dirt, ask.

Cattle guards, trenching, rock work, storm cleanup, hauling. Describe it and we will tell you straight whether it is our job.

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Got a project? Get a number on it.

Free on-site estimates anywhere in Palo Pinto County and the counties around it.

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Why owners call us back

You talk to the man running the machine

Precision is owner-operated. When you call, you get Trey Ranft — not a scheduler, not a lead service that sells your number to four other contractors. The person who quotes the job is the person on the job.

That matters most on the parts nobody quotes: whether the debris really leaves, whether the pad drains the right way, whether the culvert is big enough for the ditch it is sitting in. We would rather tell you what a job actually needs and lose it than quote it thin and hand you a problem.

  • Written estimate with the scope and the haul-off spelled out
  • Local — most of our work is inside a 45-minute radius of Graford
  • We show up on the day we said, or we call before you have to
  • Site left clean and graded, not covered in tracks and debris
Trey Ranft standing in front of the bucket of his Cat excavator on a worked dirt site
Trey RanftOwner-operator. The man who quotes your job is the man running the machine on it.
A Kubota track loader, a Cat dozer and a Cat 320 excavator lined up side by side in a pasture
What shows upTrack loader with a grapple, dozer, and a 20-ton excavator. Owning the iron is why a small job does not have to wait behind somebody's rental schedule.
How it goes

Four steps, no surprises

You call or text

Reach Trey Ranft directly at (940) 452-7412. Tell us what you have and roughly where it is. No call center, no lead form that sells your number to five contractors.

We walk the property

We come look at it. Ground, access, rock, drainage and what you actually want at the end of it — none of which shows up in a photo.

You get a written number

A free written estimate with the scope spelled out, including debris and haul-off. If something could change the price, we tell you what and why before we start.

We do the work and clean up

We show up when we said, do what we quoted, and leave the site clean. You get a call when we are done, not a surprise.

5.0 stars from 8 reviews

What people say

Google reviewers keep bringing up the same four things: stump removal, driveway work, fair pricing, reliable.

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Real Google review text drops in here — stump removal.

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Real Google review text drops in here — driveway work.

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Real Google review text drops in here — fair pricing.

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Common questions

How much does land clearing cost per acre around Palo Pinto County?

It is driven almost entirely by density and what you want done with the roots. Light pasture with scattered mesquite is a fraction of what a solid cedar break costs, and grubbing roots out costs more than cutting tops. The only honest number is one that comes after somebody stands on the ground. We give that estimate free and in writing.

[PRICING RANGES GO HERE — the single biggest AI-search win on this site. Competitors publishing $/acre ranges are the ones Google and ChatGPT quote.]

Do you charge for an estimate?

No. Estimates are free, including the trip out to look at it, anywhere in our normal service area.

What areas do you cover?

We are based in Graford at Possum Kingdom Lake and work Palo Pinto County and all surrounding counties — Parker, Jack, Young, Stephens, Erath and Hood. If you are not sure whether you are in range, call and ask.

Are you insured?

Yes.

[INSURANCE DETAIL TO CONFIRM WITH TREY — general liability carrier and limits. Buyers of demolition work look for this specifically.]

How soon can you start?

Most jobs start within one to two weeks. Small jobs can often be worked in sooner, and dry-weather work like tank digging books further out in late summer.

Free estimate. No pressure.

Call or text (940) 452-7412, or send the form and we will get back to you.

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