Morris Site Work
Rough Grading
Rough grading shapes dirt that is already there — smoothing ruts, knocking down piles, and getting a yard or pad area closer to usable.
This is not published as excavation, trenching, or drainage construction. Those stay off the public list until the catalog turns them on.
Decorative panel
Decorative panel only — not a completed Morris job. Project photography will replace this when real work is documented.
Who it is for
- • Properties after clearing
- • Yards with dirt piles or ruts
- • People preparing a rough site area
What is included
- • A scoped pass with a bucket
- • Honest notes on what we cannot flatten
What we need from you
- • Photos of the area
- • Approximate size
- • The finish you want
What affects pricing
- • Square footage or acres
- • How much material must move
- • Slope and access
How it works
- 1. Describe the ground
- 2. Estimate
- 3. Grade the agreed area
Limits and review
- • We do not guarantee survey-grade elevations
- • Wet or rocky ground can stop the work
Local projects
Project pages will appear here after real jobs are completed and published. We do not invent before-and-after galleries.
Related services
Also useful
- Land ClearingIf vegetation is still standing, clearing usually comes first.
FAQ
No. Rough grading is shaping existing ground with a loader bucket. Excavation is a future service and is not offered on this page.
Before we work a property
These services accept written estimates. Pricing depends on actual site conditions. Photos and a short video help us review the property before we quote.
- • Mark or disclose septic systems, underground utilities, property boundaries, and known easements before work begins. Customers are responsible for calling 811 / Missouri One Call where excavation or ground disturbance may occur.
- • Overhead wires, low branches, soft ground, steep slopes, and tight access can limit what a machine can safely do. We may decline or pause work that appears unsafe or likely to damage the property or equipment.
- • Final pricing is based on actual site conditions. Photos and descriptions help us estimate; acreage, density, tree size, terrain, access, and debris handling can change the scope after we see the ground.
- • Property lines, conservation restrictions, floodplain rules, and local permits are the property owner's responsibility unless we agree otherwise in writing. We do not provide legal or regulatory advice.
- • Morris Service Group LLC is an independent contractor. References to skid steer or Bobcat services describe common machine classes customers search for — not an affiliation with or endorsement by Bobcat Company or any manufacturer.