Heavy Equipment

We work on all types of equipment, including all these that you would see at a construction site. In case you’re wondering what all those machines are used for, here’s a quick rundown:

Excavators: Used for digging and moving earth or other materials. They are typically equipped with a large scoop or bucket at the end of a hydraulic arm that can be used to dig trenches, foundations, or remove debris.

Bulldozers: These machines are used to push and move large amounts of soil or other materials. They have a large blade at the front that can be angled to push materials in a specific direction.

Cranes: Made to lift heavy materials or equipment to higher levels. They are often used for constructing tall buildings or bridges. There are different types of cranes, including tower cranes, mobile cranes, and gantry cranes.

Loaders: Use these machines to move heavy materials, such as gravel, sand, or dirt. They have a bucket at the front that can be used to scoop up materials and then deposit them in another location.

Backhoes: Similar to excavators but have a smaller scoop and are designed for more precise digging. They are commonly used for digging trenches for pipes or cables.

Dump trucks: Designed to carry heavy loads, they can dump their contents into a specific location. These vehicles are used to transport materials from one location to another on a construction site.