Excavation contractors in Sarpy County, NE
27 excavation contractors are registered in Sarpy County. All 27 hold an active USDOT registration. The largest town is Bellevue.
All 27 contractors
- Beaver Excavation Inc(402) 339-1400Papillion4.4 from 7 reviews via Google
- Richter Excavating(402) 331-6240Lavista
- Ruff Grading(402) 968-1104Gretna
- Christensen Grading Co(402) 592-8900Ralston
- Obrien Grading Inc(402) 896-8715Omaha
- BT Grading Inc(402) 896-8832Omaha
- (402) 733-1143
- Patriot Xpress Grading(402) 596-1282Papillion
- R & B Excavating Inc(402) 592-9702Lavista
- Brown Excavating(402) 968-3192Bellevue
- D S Grading LLC(402) 332-3358Gretna
- Golden Excavating LLC(402) 504-2154Gretna
- Labrador Excavation Corp(402) 618-2875Papillion
- (402) 949-2676
- (402) 677-2270
- Aba Excavating(402) 293-8230Bellevue
- Bochnicek & Sons Grading(402) 253-8279Springfield
- Frank Fibich Grading(402) 332-4759Gretna
- Gray Excavating & Construction(402) 253-8220Springfield
- JD Excavating(402) 209-5312Bellevue
- (402) 896-1341
- Nebraska Dirt Work and Demo(402) 690-8629OmahaDemolition
- RIX Grading Inc(402) 895-1705Omaha
- Robert Giese Grading(402) 677-0471Papillion
- Tony Shuler Grading Inc(402) 850-8703Gretna
- (505) 330-0472
- (402) 991-2770
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What excavation costs in Nebraska
Ranges are national; get three local quotes.
- Residential excavation and site prep
- $1,500–$5,000 for standard site work (Appalachian Scapes)$2,500–$15,000 for a standard home site (SiteX)Price driver: Soil: clay and rock cost more than loam
- Removing trees, shrubs and debris
- $1,400–$5,800 (HomeAdvisor)Price driver: Tree density
- Grading a yard
- $1,000–$5,000 for an average backyard (HomeGuide)Price driver: Slope
- Driveway excavation
- $1,000–$5,000 on average (Appalachian Scapes)Price driver: Access: tight sites need smaller machines and more hours
- Dirt removal on a landscaping job
- $500–$6,000 (Angi)Price driver: Haul distance and disposal
Published labor data puts the Midwest roughly 20% above the Southeast (SiteX).
Ranges from Appalachian Scapes, SiteX, HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide and Angi, checked September 2026.