Tulsa, Oklahoma

30 Best Excavation Contractors in Tulsa, OK

30 earthwork contractors working Tulsa, OK, 27 rated on Google. Filter by the job you need, then call direct.

1 more contractor works this area from a truck rather than a yard, so it has no address to pin. It is in the list below.

Earthwork contractors in Tulsa: every listing

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

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5.0 · 127 Google reviews Tulsa, OK

Earthwork contractor in Tulsa, OK handling excavation, snow removal and foundations and concrete work. Rated 5.0 on Google across 127 reviews.

4.8 · 140 Google reviews Tulsa, OK

Earthwork contractor in Tulsa, OK handling excavation, snow removal and foundations and concrete work. Rated 4.8 on Google across 140 reviews.

3.4 · 38 Google reviews Tulsa, OK

Earthwork contractor in Tulsa, OK handling excavation, utility trenching and driveway and gravel road work. Rated 3.4 on Google across 38 reviews.

3.1 · 15 Google reviews Tulsa, OK

Earthwork contractor in Tulsa, OK handling excavation, drainage and pond work and driveway and gravel road work. Rated 3.1 on Google across 15 reviews.

5.0 · 13 Google reviews Tulsa, OK

Earthwork contractor in Tulsa, OK handling hauling and material delivery and excavation. Rated 5.0 on Google across 13 reviews.

4.6 · 11 Google reviews Tulsa, OK

Earthwork contractor in Tulsa, OK handling foundations and concrete work and excavation. Rated 4.6 on Google across 11 reviews.

3.5 · 4 Google reviews Tulsa, OK

Earthwork contractor in Tulsa, OK handling excavation, utility trenching and foundations and concrete work. Rated 3.5 on Google across 4 reviews.

About earthwork contractors in Tulsa

EarthworkScout lists 30 earthwork contractors working Tulsa, Oklahoma: the excavators, land clearers, grading crews and septic installers you can compare side by side instead of opening a dozen tabs. 27 of these Tulsa listings carry Google reviews, averaging 4.2 stars, and 17 are rated 4.5 stars or higher. Between them they cover excavation, concrete & foundations, hauling & materials and demolition. 6 of them handle three or more of these trades, which matters more than it looks: a single outfit that can clear, grade and dig takes a lot from raw to pad-ready without a handoff, and handoffs are where a schedule slips. Earthwork in Tulsa is priced by the job rather than by a rate card, so the sensible move is to describe the same scope to two or three contractors and compare what comes back. Every listing here is built from public business data and the full set of categories a firm is filed under, and a service we do not show simply means we found no evidence of it, not that they turn the work down. Updated for 2026.

Excavation in Tulsa: questions

How much does excavation cost in Tulsa?

Excavation in Tulsa 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 OK permit and dig-safe process adds. Call two or three of the 30 contractors above and describe the same scope to each, or the numbers will not be comparable.

Can one contractor in Tulsa clear, grade and dig?

Yes, and it is usually the cheaper route because you are not paying for a second mobilization. American Demolition & Site Services, LLC covers 4 of the earthwork trades on our records, the widest in Tulsa: excavation, demolition, hauling & materials and snow removal. Use the filters above to stack the trades your job needs and see who covers all of them.

Who does land clearing in Tulsa?

2 of the 30 Tulsa listings show land clearing work: taking trees, brush and stumps off a lot so it can be dug or built on. Filter by "land clearing" above to see just those. Clearing is priced per acre and swings hard on tree cover and what happens to the debris, so ask early whether they mulch on site, burn, or haul off.

Which Tulsa contractors install septic systems?

2 of the Tulsa listings carry 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.

Which excavation contractor in Tulsa is rated highest?

Edgington Construction is the highest-rated earthwork contractor in our Tulsa list, at 5.0 stars from 127 Google reviews. Of the 30 contractors working Tulsa, 17 are rated 4.5 stars or higher (the list averages 4.2).