Georgia

Excavation Contractors in Georgia

453 earthwork contractors across 165 cities in Georgia. Pick your city below.

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Cities in Georgia with earthwork contractors

165 cities. The number on each is how many contractors work there.

Atlanta29Macon19Marietta15Allentown12Athens12Augusta12Alpharetta11Savannah9Columbus8Cumming7Decatur7Jefferson7Roswell7Valdosta7Augusta-Richmond County6Byron6Warner Robins6Bogart5Box Springs5Buford5Fortson5Gracewood5Guyton5Lithonia5Mableton5Ringgold5Albany4Buena Vista4Graysville4Hephzibah4Lawrenceville4Millen4Peachtree Corners4Pooler4Rossville4Suwanee4Woodstock4Acworth3Austell3Bonaire3Brookhaven3Centerville3Comer3Fayetteville3Hamilton3Hull3Norcross3Sandy Springs3Stockbridge3Watkinsville3Waynesboro3Athens-Clarke County2Bethlehem2Bishop2Bloomingdale2Canton2Cataula2Chamblee2Chickamauga2Danielsville2Duluth2Eatonton2Ellenwood2Evans2Fort Stewart2Johns Creek2Lilburn2Lithia Springs2Loganville2Mcdonough2Perry2Rincon2Rising Fawn2Smyrna2Social Circle2Springfield2Statham2Sugar Hill2Trenton2Ashburn1Auburn1Blythe1Bronwood1Carlton1Chatsworth1Cisco1Colbert1Commerce1Conley1Conyers1Crandall1Crawfordville1Daisy1Doraville1Dry Branch1Dunwoody1Eden1Ellenton1Flowery Branch1Forest Park1Fort Oglethorpe1Georgetown1Gray1Grayson1Grovetown1Hahira1Harlem1Harrison1High Shoals1Hinesville1Homerville1Ila1Irwinton1Kathleen1Kennesaw1Keysville1Knoxville1Leesburg1Lexington1Lincolnton1Lizella1Lookout Mountain1Louisville1Lovejoy1Matthews1Maysville1Meigs1Midland1Monroe1Morrow1Nicholson1North Metro1Palmetto1Pembroke1Pendergrass1Port Wentworth1Powder Springs1Preston1Ray City1Register1Rentz1Resaca1Reynolds1Richmond Hill1Roberta1Royston1Sharon1Smithville1Sparks1Stone Mountain1Stonecrest1Surrency1Sylvester1Talmo1Tate1Thomson1Tucker1Tybee Island1Upatoi1Warthen1Waverly Hall1White1Winston1Winterville1Wrens1

About earthwork contractors in Georgia

Georgia is one of the deeper states in this directory: 453 earthwork contractors across 165 cities, with the biggest benches in Atlanta (29), Macon (19) and Marietta (15). 26 Georgia cities carry five or more crews, so most jobs here have a real shortlist to compare. The trades with the most Georgia coverage are excavation (310), grading & site prep (140) and demolition (115). 370 of these Georgia listings carry Google reviews, averaging 4.6 stars, and 290 are rated 4.5 stars or higher. 116 cover three or more trades, which is often the cheaper hire: one machine owner carries the job from clearing through grading to the dig. Pick a city below to see who works it and what each firm takes on. Updated for 2026.

Where these numbers come from: how we build and check our listings.

Excavation in Georgia: questions

Which Georgia cities have the most excavation contractors?

Atlanta with 29, Macon with 19, Marietta with 15, Allentown with 12 and Athens with 12 lead the Georgia list. In total we cover 165 cities in the state, 453 contractors between them, and every city page can be filtered down to the specific job you need done.

How much does excavation cost in Georgia?

There is no Georgia rate card: contractors quote after seeing access, soil and haul distance. As national reference points, small residential digs commonly land between $1,500 and $5,000, land clearing runs about $1,500 to $5,000 an acre, and a conventional septic install is $5,000 to $15,000. Describe one identical scope to two or three of the 453 Georgia contractors listed here; the quotes that come back beat any published range.

Can one Georgia contractor clear, grade and dig?

116 of the 453 contractors we list in Georgia show three or more earthwork trades, and hiring one of them beats paying two mobilizations. The widest on our records is ProWorx Services in Bonaire, covering 6: excavation, septic systems, demolition and trenching & utilities. Open any city page and stack the job filters to find the firms that cover your whole scope.

Who does land clearing in Georgia?

104 of the 453 Georgia listings show land clearing: taking trees, brush and stumps off a lot before anything can be dug or built. Clearing is priced per acre and moves hardest on tree density and the debris plan (mulch on site, burn, or haul off), so settle the debris question first. Filter any Georgia city page by "land clearing" to see who takes it.