Excavation, septic and demolition in East Tennessee

Groundwork for Sevier County

Site prep, septic installs, tear-downs and land clearing, handled by a local crew that runs its own equipment.

Yellow excavator parked on a dirt site at sunrise

01 What we do

Four kinds of dirt work
One crew for all of it

Most projects need more than one of these. Clearing a lot, taking down an old structure, digging the foundation and putting in the septic system can all happen with the same people and the same machines, with fewer handoffs and fewer delays.

01

Excavation & Site Prep

Getting a property ready for what comes next: digging footings and basements, cutting in pads, grading and trenching for utility lines.
- Foundations
- House & building pads
- Grading
- Trenching
02

Septic System Installation

Tank and drain-field installs for new homes and properties that aren't on city sewer. We'll walk you through what the job involves before anything gets dug.
- New installs
- Tanks
- Drain fields
03

Demolition

Tearing down old houses, barns, sheds and outbuildings, then hauling off the debris so the site is clear and ready to reuse.
- Houses
- Barns & outbuildings
- Debris removal
04

Land Clearing

Opening up overgrown or wooded ground (brush, trees and stumps) for a homesite, driveway, pasture or a usable yard.
- Lots & homesites
- Brush & trees
- Overgrown acreage

Have a project that doesn't fit neatly in a box? Tell us about it. If it involves moving dirt, we'll let you know whether it's something we can take on.

Every job starts with a walk of the site

Tell us where the property is and what you want to end up with. We'll come look at the ground before quoting.

Call (865) 555-0142

Two workers watching an excavator dig into red clay on a wooded site

Local people
Our own machines

Yellowjacket is a small local outfit. When you call, you're talking with the same people who'll run the equipment on your property, not a call center or a crew you've never met.

Operator in a hard hat at the controls of a tracked machine

02 How a job goes

Straight answers,
then straight to work

No runaround. You'll know what we're doing, roughly what it costs and when we can get to it before a machine ever comes off the trailer.

1
Reach out

Call or send the form with where the property is and what you're trying to get done. Photos help if you have them.
2
Look at the site

We look at the ground, access and slope. Those decide how a job should be done in these hills.
3
Get a clear estimate

You get a plain-spoken price and a realistic idea of timing, so there are no surprises later.
4
We do the work

Equipment shows up, the job gets done as promised, and the site is left the way we said it would be.