Trusted environmental land graders and professional hauling and septic tank installation experts under the onsite work and leadership of North Georgia’s Land Erosion consultant, Reeves, owner Randy Cecil Reeves.
Email : ReevesGrading@gmail.com
Phone : 770-480-5454
Dawson County
Forsyth County
Hall County
& Surrounding Areas
Reeves does the job right the first time with quality equipment, parts, and experts with decades of experience/.
Completing jobs in a realistic record time with a smile makes everyone’s experience even better.
Builders and land developers often call Reeves to solve the most challenging land development jobs with proper drainage to preserve structures. With decades of lakeside land clearing and preparation for building, Reeves knows how to get the job done efficiently and with accurate proposals.
Our grading services include designing and implementing drainage systems to redirect water away from your property, keeping it safe and dry so that your house or structure’s integrity is preserved for years to come. Reeves is the luxury builder’s trusted contractor to perform the most challenging land clearing and hauling projects to prevent erosion control. The Reeves team also loves helping homeowners with septic tank installations to septic tank repairs.
Inquire about our Land-clearing services to remove trees, stumps, brush, rocks, and other vegetation or obstacles from your land. These services are typically used to prepare land for new home construction, basements, pools, new neighborhoods, buildings, or agriculture, development, landscaping, or environmental management.
Grading services refer to leveling and shaping the ground to create a smooth, even surface, usually in preparation for construction, landscaping, or drainage management. It involves cutting, filling, or redistributing soil to achieve a desired slope or contour.
Construction Preparation – Creating a stable, level base for foundations, roads, driveways, or patios.
Drainage Control – Ensuring proper water runoff to prevent flooding, erosion, or water pooling.
Landscaping – Shaping the land for aesthetic or functional purposes like creating terraces, slopes, or garden beds.
Erosion Prevention – Stabilizing soil to prevent washouts or landslides, especially on sloped terrain.
Rough Grading: The initial shaping of the land, moving large amounts of soil to approximate the desired form.
Finish Grading: More precise leveling and smoothing of the surface for landscaping or final construction.
Slope Grading: Shaping the land to direct water away from buildings or toward drainage systems.
Topsoil Spreading: Adding or spreading topsoil over the graded area for planting or turf installation.
Building a new home or commercial building
Installing a driveway or parking lot
Creating a level lawn or garden
Fixing drainage problems or erosion issues
Would you like a comparison between land clearing and grading, or advice on choosing a contractor for a specific type of project?
Erosion control services help prevent, manage, or repair soil erosion on a property or construction site. These services are especially important for protecting land, preserving water quality, meeting environmental regulations, and maintaining the stability of structures.
Evaluation of terrain, soil type, drainage patterns, and erosion risks
Development of a site-specific erosion control plan (often required for permits)
Silt fences, straw wattles, or sediment barriers
Erosion control blankets or mats for slopes
Check dams in ditches or channels
Riprap (rock armoring) for shorelines or steep grades
Terracing or retaining walls on hillsides
Stormwater control systems (swales, berms, sediment basins)
Hydroseeding (spraying seeds/mulch/fertilizer mix to grow grass quickly)
Native planting to reestablish permanent ground cover
Mulching or compost blankets to protect bare soil
Inspection after storms or construction phases
Repair or replacement of damaged barriers
Re-seeding or replanting as needed
Ensuring all practices meet local, state, and federal environmental regulations
Preparing documentation for inspections, especially for construction sites (e.g., SWPPP – Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan)
Construction companies (mandatory on many job sites)
Municipalities and public works departments
Developers and landowners preparing land for building or agriculture
Homeowners with sloped properties, drainage issues, or shoreline erosion
Would you like help choosing erosion control services for a particular property or project type? Contact Us For Erosion Control Services >>>
Stormwater services are professional services that help design, install, manage, and maintain systems to control and treat stormwater runoff. These services are essential for preventing flooding, erosion, water pollution, and damage to infrastructure and property, especially in areas with heavy rainfall or dense development.
Site assessments to evaluate drainage patterns and risks
Designing custom systems (drains, basins, ponds, etc.) for residential, commercial, or municipal properties
Creating regulatory-compliant Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPPs)
Catch basins, storm drains, and trench drains
French drains, swales, and culverts
Grading and sloping to direct water away from buildings
Permeable paving systems
Retention ponds (permanent water storage with natural filtration)
Detention basins (temporary holding to slow runoff release)
Dry wells or underground storage tanks
Rain gardens, bioswales, and green roofs
Vegetated buffer zones and natural filtration areas
Tree box filters and soil media systems for urban settings
Installing rain barrels or cisterns to capture and reuse water
Routine inspection of drains and basins
Cleaning out sediment, debris, or blockages
Repairing broken pipes, eroded areas, or failing components
Seasonal preparation or upgrades
Installing silt fences, erosion control blankets, or other sediment-trapping methods
Stabilizing slopes or disturbed land after construction
Homeowners dealing with flooding or soggy yards
Contractors and developers (usually required by local regulations)
Municipalities managing public stormwater infrastructure
Businesses needing large-scale stormwater management
Farms or landowners controlling runoff and protecting soil
Stormwater services also help with environmental compliance, such as:
Local drainage codes
EPA’s Clean Water Act requirements (U.S.)
Construction General Permit (CGP) compliance for larger projects
Would you like to know which stormwater services are best for a residential property, a construction site, or a commercial area? Please inquire about our Storm Water and Erosion Control Services or Erosion Consulting Services >>>
Underground utility excavating services involve the safe and precise digging or trenching required to install, repair, or access buried utility lines such as:
Water
Sewer
Gas
Electric
Telecommunications (fiber optics, cable, internet)
Stormwater drainage systems
These services are essential for new construction, infrastructure upgrades, repairs, and emergency utility work.
Use of ground-penetrating radar or electromagnetic locating equipment
Coordination with local “Call Before You Dig” services (e.g., 811 in the U.S.)
Marking existing underground utilities to avoid damaging them
Digging trenches for utility line installation or replacement
Digging access pits for maintenance or inspections
Precision excavation to avoid damage to existing infrastructure
Placement of conduits, pipes, or cables for water, sewer, electric, gas, or data lines
Bedding and backfilling around new lines to industry standards
Compacting soil and restoring the surface (asphalt, concrete, landscaping)
Trenchless methods to install utilities without major surface disruption
Ideal for crossing roads, driveways, or environmentally sensitive areas
Rapid-response digging to locate and fix leaks, breaks, or failures in underground systems
Re-grading, paving, or landscaping after excavation is completed
Construction companies (residential, commercial, infrastructure)
Municipalities and public works departments
Utility companies (gas, water, power, telecom)
Property developers and builders
Homeowners adding or updating service lines
Safety: Hitting a gas or electric line can be deadly
Regulation: Permits and inspections often required
Precision: Preventing damage to existing utilities or structures
Specialized Equipment: Excavators, trenchers, vacuum trucks, shoring systems
Would you like a breakdown of costs, equipment used, or help finding underground utility excavation contractors in your area?
Retention and detention pond clean-out services refer to professional maintenance services that remove sediment, debris, vegetation, and pollutants from stormwater ponds to ensure they continue functioning effectively. These ponds are designed to manage runoff, reduce flooding, and improve water quality—but they can become clogged or overloaded over time.
Retention Pond: Holds water permanently (like a small lake) and slowly releases it. Also called a “wet pond.”
Detention Pond: Temporarily holds stormwater runoff and then drains it. Also called a “dry pond.”
Both require regular cleaning to maintain their stormwater management and environmental functions.
Removing accumulated soil, sand, and organic matter that settles over time
Often done using excavators, vactor trucks, or dredging equipment
Cutting or removing overgrown aquatic plants, weeds, or invasive species
Mowing or trimming embankments and access roads
Re-establishing native plants for erosion control if needed
Cleaning out litter, branches, and other floating debris
Preventing clogs in inlets, outlets, and overflow pipes
Checking and cleaning inlet/outlet structures, orifices, trash racks, and control valves
Ensuring that water can flow properly in and out of the pond
Fixing eroded pond banks or slopes
Installing riprap, erosion control blankets, or vegetation to prevent future damage
Transporting and disposing of sediment and waste materials in accordance with local environmental regulations
HOAs or residential subdivisions with stormwater ponds
Commercial property owners with retention/detention systems
Municipalities responsible for public stormwater infrastructure
Construction sites using temporary detention basins
Inspection: Annually (or after major storms)
Minor clean-outs: Every 1–2 years
Major dredging or sediment removal: Every 5–10 years, depending on usage and design
Would you like help estimating the cost of clean-out services or understanding local regulations that apply to stormwater ponds in your area?
Fill dirt delivery services provide the transportation and supply of soil or dirt used to fill in low areas, level land, build up elevations, or support construction projects. This service is commonly used in construction, landscaping, and land development projects.
Fill dirt is a type of soil that contains minimal organic matter and is typically made up of subsoil, clay, sand, or a mixture of all three. It’s not meant for planting but is ideal for structural support and land shaping.
Supplying different types of fill dirt based on your needs:
Clean fill dirt – free of debris, trash, or hazardous materials
Rough fill – may contain small rocks or some organic material
Engineered fill – screened and tested for compaction or structural use
Dump trucks deliver the fill dirt directly to your site
Options for:
Small residential loads (3–10 cubic yards)
Large-scale commercial loads (20+ cubic yards)
Some services offer spreading and grading of the delivered fill dirt using machinery like skid steers or dozers
Leveling uneven ground
Backfilling foundations, retaining walls, or trenches
Building up driveways or pads for garages, sheds, or patios
Raising land elevation to improve drainage or reduce flooding risk
Filling in holes, depressions, or sink areas
Quality and cleanliness of the fill dirt (especially for structural projects)
Volume needed – typically measured in cubic yards
Site access – trucks need room to dump/load
Local regulations – some areas regulate or restrict types of fill dirt used
Would you like help estimating how much fill dirt you need or finding a reputable delivery service near you?
Gravel and sod delivery services are professional services that transport and sometimes install bulk materials—gravel for construction or landscaping, and sod (pre-grown grass rolls) for instant lawns. These services are used for residential, commercial, and municipal projects that need fast access to landscaping or ground-covering materials.
Gravel delivery services supply and transport various types of gravel to your site for:
Driveways and walkways
Drainage systems
Foundations or base layers for patios and pavers
Landscaping and decorative ground cover
Crushed stone (e.g., #57, crusher run)
Pea gravel (small, rounded stones)
Decomposed granite
River rock
Road base or fill gravel
Delivery of gravel by dump truck (in cubic yards or tons)
Optional spreading or grading (offered by some providers)
Sod delivery services bring ready-to-install, pre-grown grass rolls or squares to your property for an instant lawn.
New lawn installations
Lawn replacement or renovation
Commercial landscaping
Erosion control on slopes
Bermuda
Zoysia
St. Augustine
Kentucky Bluegrass
Fescue
Delivery of sod rolls or pallets (typically 400–500 sq. ft. per pallet)
Optional installation services (some companies offer laying and rolling)
Grading and site preparation
Topsoil delivery (for sod base)
Excavation or removal of old grass or materials
Mulch or sand delivery
Site access for trucks and equipment
Volume needed (gravel in tons/cubic yards; sod in sq. ft.)
Timing – sod should be installed quickly after delivery to avoid drying out
Weather – avoid deliveries during heavy rain or drought conditions
Would you like help calculating how much gravel or sod you need for your project, or comparing costs? Contact Reeves Grading and Hauling Services for Sod and Gravel Delivery Services >>>
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With over 30 years of exceptional grading, hauling, and septic tank installation and repair services, our client testimonials speak volumes about our critical foundational land services such as Grading, Hauling, and Site Preparation. Our grading services ensure your site is level, compacted, and stable for building. Our Erosion Control Services prevent soil erosion to maintain the integrity of your land. Reeves effectively takes erosion control measures, such as creating swales and retaining walls, to protect your property from water damage and soil loss. • Drainage Solutions: Proper drainage prevents years of problems, including water damage and foundation issues. Our grading services include designing and implementing drainage systems to redirect water away from your property, keeping it safe and dry so that your house or structure’s integrity is preserved for years to come.
Reeves Grading, Hauling and Septic Tanks is our trusted contractor for all of our grading, hauling and emergency services needs for over two decades.
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