Thurman Excavating & Hauling is a reputable, locally owned and operated business based in Giles County, Tennessee, with over two decades of experience in the excavation and hauling industry. Founded and led by David Thurman, the company specializes in a range of services that are essential for various building and landscaping projects. They cater to diverse clientele, including homeowners, businesses, farmers, and property developers, ensuring the successful planning and execution of construction projects while prioritizing environmental protection against erosion and water runoff.
The core offerings of Thurman Excavating include residential site preparation, commercial site excavation, farm road construction, and property cleanup. Their expertise extends to the excavation of ponds, barns, and other outbuildings, ensuring the land is adequately graded and prepared for sustainable use. The team skillfully employs a variety of large equipment, such as dozers and backhoes, to efficiently clear land of debris and rocks, create trenches for essential infrastructure, and haul in necessary materials like dirt, rocks, crushed stone, and topsoil.
Thurman Excavating recognizes that excavation is a critical first step in any construction project, with profound implications for the project’s overall success. Their commitment to working closely with general contractors ensures that each project adheres to timelines and budget constraints, paving the way for smooth construction processes. The company prides itself on its work ethic, integrity, and dedication to customer satisfaction, often encouraging potential clients to consult with references and view a gallery of completed projects to gauge the quality of service provided.
With a service area that covers within a 100-mile radius, Thurman Excavating & Hauling is dedicated to delivering tailored solutions for every client’s needs. Their competitive pricing combined with a focus on excellence sets them apart as a reliable choice for anyone embarking on building or land development projects in Tennessee.
