Athens-Clarke County, Georgia

2 Best Excavation Contractors in Athens-Clarke County, GA

2 earthwork contractors working Athens-Clarke County, GA. Filter by the job you need, then call direct.

Earthwork contractors in Athens-Clarke County: every listing

1 of these covers three or more trades, so one call may carry the whole job.

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About earthwork contractors in Athens-Clarke County

Athens-Clarke County, Georgia carries a short bench: 2 earthwork contractors, Athens Site Preparation and Morse Septic and Excavation. Between them we can evidence excavation (2), grading & site prep, demolition and septic systems. If none of them fits the job, crews from nearby towns take work here too; the Georgia page ranks every city we cover by how many contractors work it. Every listing is compiled from public Google Maps business data (our harvest ran July 2026), and a trade we do not show is one we found no evidence of, not one the firm turns down. Updated for 2026.

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

Excavation in Athens-Clarke County: questions

How much does excavation cost in Athens-Clarke County?

Excavation in Athens-Clarke County is quoted by the job or the machine day, not off a price list. A small residential dig commonly lands between $1,500 and $5,000; what moves it is access, how far the spoil has to travel, whether you hit rock, and what the GA permit and dig-safe process adds. Call two or three of the 2 contractors above and describe the same scope to each, or the numbers will not be comparable.

Can one contractor in Athens-Clarke County clear, grade and dig?

Yes, and it is usually the cheaper route because you are not paying for a second mobilization. Athens Site Preparation covers 3 of the earthwork trades on our records, the widest in Athens-Clarke County: excavation, grading & site prep and demolition. Use the filters above to stack the trades your job needs and see who covers all of them.

Which Athens-Clarke County contractors install septic systems?

1 of the Athens-Clarke County listing carries septic installation. That is installers, not tank pumpers: we drop the pump-and-haul outfits because a new tank, drain field or leach bed is an excavation job. Septic work is permitted and usually needs a perc test before anyone digs, so start that conversation well before you want the machine on site.