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“These guys do amazing work, on time, and within budget!!! Will always choose them for all of my dirt work needs”
Contact Circle H
Phone: (903) 715-1123
Email: info@circlehdwe.com
Shop: 1802 S Church St, Paris, TX 75460
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Hours: Mon–Fri 8:00 am – 5:00 pm (closed 12–1)
Sat–Sun closed
What happens next
- We call or text you back by the next business day.
- We look at the property with you.
- You get a free written bid. Residential bids are back by the next day.
- 5% off residential work for veterans & first responders
- Most jobs start within 30 days
- One-year standard warranty
- Permits usually aren’t included, but we can pull them for you
★★★★★“Dalton is a great guy! He will make sure you understand what you're getting and what it takes to get there. I would definitely recommend him!”
★★★★★“Great job, professional workmanship. Did the job in the time frame we were told it would be done”
What moves the price?
There’s no honest one-size price for dirt work. These are the things that make one job cost more or less than another. Tell us about yours and we’ll give you a free written bid.
Acreage & project size
More ground means more machine time, but bigger jobs usually spread the cost of hauling equipment out to you.
How thick it is
Open pasture with scattered brush goes faster than thick brush or mature timber. Tree size matters too.
Stumps
Leaving stumps cut low, grinding them, or pulling them out for a building pad are very different amounts of work.
Haul-off, burn or shred
Hauling debris off costs more than shredding it in place. Burning depends on local rules and burn bans.
Access for equipment
Gates, culverts, soft shoulders, slopes and how close a truck can get all affect the setup.
Soil & wet clay
After heavy rain, clay soil has to dry out before it can be worked or compacted, which affects scheduling.