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If you’re taking on a project unlike any you’ve tackled in the past, you may not know what type of excavation work you need. We’re always happy to provide guidance about the nature of our role in your project.

A common element of road construction projects is a drainage culvert. These require excavation work and allow water to travel from one side of the road project to the other.

While anyone can get out in their yard with a shovel and start digging, you may be shocked by how long it can take to excavate even a relatively small area. If you lack the time or patience to keep digging, we’re here to help you with your excavat... more

in determining a bid, your excavation contractor will consider specific site conditions such as traffic, proximity and physical conditions of nearby structures, soil, surface and ground water, location of the water table, overhead and underground ... more

Excavation services help solve a variety of common problems. Sites can be cleared and leveled, graded to contractor specifications, modified to facilitate drainage, and reshaped to create or remove embankments to control erosion and shifting soil.

One responsibility of excavation contractors is site preparation. Here, the contractor removes the soil to the depth required for the new foundation, and then ensures that the soil is firm enough through compaction tests.

Some of the largest pieces of excavation equipment ever constructed are dragline excavators. Though typically weighing in at about five tons, some projects have seen draglines that were built that weighed as much 18,000 tons.

Did you know that excavating is one of the most hazardous construction operations? Hazards include injury from collapse, working with heavy machinery, manual handling of materials, and electrical hazards above and below ground. Hiring an experienc... more

It can be tempting to save money by renting excavation equipment yourself, but unless you’re an excavation professional, this can cause a lot of expensive damage. Hiring an excavation expert means it can be done correctly the first time to avoid c... more

Class X excavation involves the removal of solid rock, hard ledge rock, slate, hard shale, or conglomerate and refers to a process that requires blasting or other similar techniques.

So what makes a trench a trench? Technically, it is any excavation that is deeper than it is wide. Additionally, it is usually no more than 15 feet wide at the bottom. If forms are placed in the trench, and it reduces the distance to less than thi... more

Not surprisingly, one of the most common jobs that excavation contractors perform is digging. Often, they are used to dig out foundations and basements, but they also are used to create holes for pools, lakes, or ponds.

Do you know where the modern basement comes from? Before the First World War, houses were built with deep foundations to ensure structural stability, and the basement became a byproduct of this building approach.

The same hydraulic forces that can make excavation work challenging also supply the power that makes modern excavation equipment efficient. In fact, at moderate speeds, hydraulic motors require a minimal level of power to produce significant earth... more

When laying pipes, cable, conduit, or simply digging long stretches of ditch, trenchers are the preferred equipment. Ranging from walk behind designs to heavy-duty, track mounted behemoths, there is a size for every job.

The stability of the soil at an excavation site is important, and we determine this before we dig. If it is not stable at any point, we take proper precautions to ensure that everyone involved, and all the equipment, are protected against a cave-in.

Did you know that plywood can act as a structural component of the shoring system in an excavation? This is often the case in hydraulic shoring, which involves using hydraulic pistons that can be pumped outward until they press against the trench ... more

New drive.. Rock, and graded.

One common type of excavation service involves the digging of trenches to access or fix electrical lines and plumbing. The size of the backhoe used for this type of job will depend on how much material actually needs to be removed to access the ta... more

One of the unique features of Druid Lake Dam, completed in 1871, were the hard-packed earthwork banks constructed using the material removed during the massive excavation effort. Remarkably, more than 140 years later these walls remain solid, stro... more

Some factors that affect the stability of a trench include soil type, weather, moisture, vibration, surcharge (excessive weight near the trench), time, existing foundations, and previous excavations.

Excavating around existing structures can be tricky, and we use best practices to ensure safety and that no damage occurs to that which is there. This involves identifying clearance areas and obtaining a report from a structural engineer to determ... more

Did you know that the amount of moisture in the soil has an important impact on the strength of that soil when it comes to excavation processes? An open excavation exposes buried soil to air, causing the moisture content to change and potentially ... more

One of the most recognizable pieces of excavation equipment is the bulldozer. This is basically a tractor that has a track for wheels. The attached blade is used to clear debris for site preparation and also to grade landscapes and construction ar... more

Are you experiencing delays with your project because of standing water on your construction site? We’re always available to help you deal with this problem by digging the most efficient drainage plan for the site.

Ask us about curtain drains, also known as "French drains." These are trenches that are built to keep water away from your home, particularly from basements.

We Take Care of Your Demolition Needs! Since 1998, Beckham Excavating has been working with residential and commercial clients to give them the dem... more

Technically speaking, a “bulldozer” refers only to the blade on the front of the equipment, but it has come to define the entire piece. As such, when deciding on how large a bulldozer to use, it is the capacity of the blade that is considered; but... more

Landscape We Can Do It All! Screened Topsoil Landscaping Aggregates Rock Hauling Crushed Stone Bush Hogging River Front Clean Up Demo Work Sand, Mo... more

If you’re building in an area that’s notorious for issues with flooding, having the right drainage on new roads is critical. We’re always here to help you dig and level roadbeds that have the right level of drainage.

Beckham Excavating has been providing reliable excavation services throughout Kentucky and Indiana since 1998. As an owner run and operated busines... more

Demolition & Excavation We Can Do It All! • Land Clearing • Back Fill • Driveway Grading • Demolition • Waterlines • Excavating • Parking Lots • Bu... more

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We Can Do It All!

Thinking of redoing your driveway or parking lot? Thinking of adding fill dirt? Or thinking about building that pool you've always wanted? Call Us!... more

For all of your TOPSOIL, POOL SAND , ROCK, DRIVEWAY , STONE, LAND CLEARING, DEMOLITION, BACK FILL, BUSH HOG and more. BECKHAM EXCAVATING has you co... more

It’s important to remember that there’s more to a durable and safe road than just the pavement. Without planning for adequate drainage, you risk an unsafe road full of potholes.

Home excavation projects can create massive piles of black soil and waste that need to be removed from your yard, so it is important to allow our professionals to use our equipment to dispose of materials left behind.

Before an excavation project can begin, it is necessary to remove any hazardous materials, such as asbestos, from the site.

INTRODUCTION TO BUSH HOGGING Bush hogging, otherwise known as brush hogging, brush cutting or rough cut mowing, is a form of landscaping that elim... more

BECKHAM EXCAVATING dimensions concrete sidewalks driveways.

Did you know that borrow excavation is prohibited until the excavation process is close to completion? Current regulations require our professionals to exhaust all possibilities of obtaining fill material from the original site before we explore a... more

Imagine the types of projects that are dependent on excavation services. For example, there would be no subways anywhere in the world if trained excavation workers were not available for those jobs.

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Did you know that, before our professionals can start excavating, laws require us to determine the approximate location of utility installations -- sewer, telephone, fuel, electric, water lines, and any other underground installations?

While people may spout “Location, location, location,” there are very few locations that we cannot access when you need excavation. We will conduct a quick site assessment to determine the best ingress and egress routes so as little pre-dig prep n... more

In excavations, the protective system design helps to ensure that the site remains safe at all times. There are many factors to be considered here, including soil classification, depth of cut, water content of soil, weather changes, and other oper... more

Chain trenchers look like giant chain saws, but are designed for quickly removing dirt to create furrows, trenches, or ditches. For broader applications, a wheel trencher is used. Depending on location and size of the project, either a tracked or ... more

One of the hallmarks of civilization is a water supply and sewer system, and has been since the time of Ancient Rome. Excavation experts can help towns and municipalities make sure that their water and sewer lines are installed correctly.

The need to dig under the ground is a crucial part of the preparation stage in the construction industry. Our professionals have the equipment and the expertise to handle a variety of digging projects.

We haul topsoil rock stone pool sand mortar sand filled dirt

Did you know that excavation equipment weighs multiple tons? In addition, when something like a crane is removing huge amounts of earth, the center of gravity shifts dynamically. Thus, one factor that needs to be taken into consideration when plan... more

Ground condition plays a role in the type of trenching equipment that is used for excavation. While bucket diggers are typically the first option, if the ground is too hard, a chain trencher can be brought in to take on the task.

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Unclassified excavation involves removing any combination of topsoil, earth, rock, and muck—when a primary material isn’t easily determined. During this process, the earth is removed without regard to the materials encountered.

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Vibrations from different sources can affect the strength and stability of an excavation trench. Common sources include nearby vehicle traffic or concurrent construction operations such as the moving of soil, compaction, pile driving, and blasting.

Did you know that the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) was created by Congress in 1970 to limit injuries and illnesses on the job? According to OSHA, injuries on the job have declined by more than 40 percent since the agency wa... more

Did you know that it is often necessary to subdivide bridge excavation needs into wet, dry, and rock excavation? You can usually tell the difference between wet and dry excavation by a specification of ground elevation.

Unfortunately, pipes and electrical wires aren’t always where they’re supposed to be when you start digging up your yard. When you need to excavate a significant area, it’s wise to bring in a professional to avoid damaging utilities you – and your... more

While dozers move dirt, excavators dig dirt, and dump trucks haul it away, getting the dirt from the ground into the dump truck is the task assigned to the loader. Its bucket is engineered to scoop of loose material and move it to containers.

There are two basic types of excavators: wheeled and tracked. Tracked excavators are much more common, have a lot more traction, but have to be transported by other vehicles. Wheeled excavators can transport themselves to the excavation site, but ... more

A skid steer loader is often used for smaller excavation work, as this type of machine is agile and versatile, as it can be turned by spinning the rear wheel on either the left or right side. There are also various attachments available, depending... more

Most early excavators were large, stationary machines that were difficult to move. The first mobile excavator was installed on the flatbed of a government surplus truck, and by 1944, excavators were being installed on half-track carriers for great... more

Have a landscaping project you want to complete, but not sure where to begin? An excavation professional can do the job for you and get it finished faster than you might think.

Have you ever wondered what kind of foundation is necessary to support a major bridge? We have the latest in heavy-duty machinery capable of the deep foundations necessary for these types of projects.

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Need to have a mountain moved- literally? It takes more time and expertise than you think it will, but a professional excavator has the tools and people to make the job that much easier.

Are you concerned that the changes you’re making to your landscaping could require more substantial soil excavation than you originally thought? Since you never know exactly what’s lurking below the topsoil, it’s smart to let a professional deal w... more

Start of a new building . Concrete prep work.

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Regrading Hillside around Barn. call Beckham Excavating 812-923-6383 we do about anyting

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Lots of great work on this job on a hillside