Yard turning into a pond? Driveway washing out? I'll come dig us out of it.
I'm Brandon Bange — 15 years running skid steers, excavators, high-lifts, and dozers across
Lincoln, Pike, and Warren county. Installing French drains that carry standing water out,
grading the spots that pond, fixing the drainage that's eating at your foundation, tearing out
cracked old concrete and coordinating the new pour, and prepping driveways so the family hauler
stops scraping bottom. We don't just move dirt — we solve property problems. And I come out and
bid every job myself.
Open 7am–6pm Mon–Fri, 7am–3pm Sat. Every call gets answered — day or night.
God Guides, We Grade.
Why “God Guides, We Grade.”
Brandon and his wife Allie, married seven years, with their three — Rylann, Scarlett, and Owen.
My faith isn't a marketing line — it's how I was raised to work.
“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for
human masters.” (Colossians 3:23.) That's the bar. It means I treat your property
like the work matters, because to me it does. God guides the land; I just help you grade it
so it works the way you need it to.
As a husband, father, and business owner, my faith shapes how I run things. The company runs
on one simple idea — “God Guides, We Grade.” Integrity,
hard work, and treating people the way you’d want to be treated.
God’s first in my life — everything else is built on that. After Him, my drive
comes straight from home: my wife of seven years, Allie, and our three kids, Rylann, Scarlett,
and Owen. They’re the reason I do the job right and keep my word. When I come bid your
property, I treat it the same way I’d want somebody to treat my own family’s
place — honest about what it needs, careful with your money, and built to hold up for
years. The values we live by at home are the same ones I bring to your dirt.
I’m not here to preach at you from a job site. I’m here to fix your drainage and
build your driveway right. But if you were wondering where the name comes from — that’s it.
Drainage that's failing, a yard you can't use, a building site that needs prepping, access
that washes out, concrete that's cracked and heaved — that's the work. You're not really
buying dirt work; you're buying a dry basement, usable land, a solid place to build, an
access road that holds, and the peace of mind that it got done right the first time.
What I don't do: commercial site work, civil demo, landscaping pitches, or a $25K
patio-and-pergola upsell. You asked for a property problem solved, so that's what you get a
bid for.
Lincoln County dirt — and the towns right across the line
I'm home-based and owner-operated, so there's no storefront to drive to — I come
to you. Here's the ground I cover most. Tap your town for what the dirt does there
and the work I've done nearby.
Old concrete's got to come out before new concrete goes in. I handle the tear-out and haul-off — and arrange the new pour through a trusted partner. One call.
Water was working on the foundation. We gave every downspout its own dedicated line, trenched and connected to carry the water away from the home for good.
My yard floods every time it rains. Can you actually fix that?
Oh, absolutely — that's the most common call I get. Usually it's one of two fixes: regrade the yard so water runs away from your foundation, or dig in a French drain to catch it and route it out. When I come bid it, I'll tell you which one your yard needs and why.
What's this going to cost me?
Most residential grading or driveway jobs are a day or two of work, and I'll give you a real number when I bid — not a vague "depends." It does genuinely depend on what we find when we dig, and I'll be straight with you about that up front instead of surprising you on the invoice.
Do you pour the concrete or do the landscaping too?
I don't pour it myself or do landscaping — but here's the new part: if your old concrete has to come out, I tear it out, haul it off, and prep the base, and through a premium partnership with Schultz Concrete I coordinate the new pour for you. One call, dirt to finished concrete. For new pads, I prep the ground so your concrete guy can do his part right. I still won't pitch you services you didn't ask for.
How fast can you get out here?
I bid most jobs the same week you call, and the work usually lands in the next two-to-three weeks depending on weather. If you'd rather not wait on a form, just call me at (573) 754-2482 or text me a photo of the problem and I'll tell you what I'm looking at.
(573) 754-2482 
Open 7am–6pm Mon–Fri, 7am–3pm Sat 
