Request a site visit
13 Mir St., Veliko Tarnovo
Mon–Sat, 07:00–19:00 · [email protected]
Three things to tell us
With them we can tell whether the job is for the mini excavator or the backhoe loader before we even come out.
What needs digging
Foundations, pit, trench, pool — and roughly the size. If you have plans, say so.
Where the property is
The town or village, and whether the road to the yard is paved. Moving the machine depends on it.
How wide the entrance is
Measure at the narrowest point — between the posts, not between the gate leaves. The check on the right tells you right away whether the mini excavator fits.
If we don't pick up, we're on the machines. Send a message with a photo of the site and we'll call back within the hour. In the busy season the schedule fills up about two weeks ahead; for an emergency one of the three of us gets free.
We work in the Veliko Tarnovo and Gabrovo regions — up to 60 km from Veliko Tarnovo. All towns and villages
Questions we get every week
Why won't you give a price over the phone?
Because the same hole costs twice as much in clay as in rock, and you can't see that through the phone. We can give a range, but a firm price only after a site visit. The site visit is free.
Will the machine fit in my yard?
The mini excavator is 98 centimeters wide and fits through most yard gates. Measure the entrance at its narrowest point and tell us the number — we'll answer right away.
Where does the excavated soil go?
If there's room on the property, it stays there for backfill, which saves money. If not, we haul it away by dump truck, priced per load. That's decided at the site visit, not on the day of the work.
Do I need a permit to dig?
To dig on your own property, usually not. For work that affects a street, sidewalk or someone else's property — yes, and it's obtained before we start. At the site visit we tell you which case is yours.
What if you break a pipe or cable?
The machines are insured. Before digging we ask about known utilities, and if in doubt the first meters are dug by hand. A broken pipe because of an unknown route is a risk we discuss in advance.
Do you work in winter?
Yes, as long as the ground isn't frozen more than twenty centimeters deep. Winter is cheaper because the schedule is open. In winter we also clear snow.