Skid Steer Work in Columbia, MS
Material moved, sites graded, and debris cleared with a tracked loader that handles ground wheeled machines can't.
Real Equipment For Real Ground
One Machine, Several Jobs
Bucket, root grapple, and pallet forks on the same machine, so we swap tools instead of swapping equipment.
Works Soft, Wet Ground
Rubber tracks instead of tires spread the weight out, so we can work ground a wheeled skid steer would tear up or get stuck in.
Move Material Fast
Dirt, gravel, mulch, debris piles, pallets of material, all moved and placed without hand labor.
Pair With Other Work
Already on your property for mulching or clearing? We can knock out skid steer work in the same visit.
The Equipment
Our CAT 299D3 XE is the same tracked loader we run for forestry mulching, just with a different tool on the front. It carries a bucket, a root grapple, and pallet forks, so we handle moving material, clearing debris, and loading in one visit.
Because it runs on rubber tracks, it goes places a wheeled skid steer can't: wet fields, soft ground after clearing, and steep grades.
See all our equipment →
What It's Good For
- ✓Moving and spreading dirt, gravel, or mulch
- ✓Loading and unloading pallets of material
- ✓Clearing debris piles after clearing or demo
- ✓Rough grading around a pad or driveway
- ✓Digging small trenches or footings
- ✓Backfilling around a foundation or culvert
Skid Steer FAQ
What is skid steer work?
Skid steer work covers the general moving, loading, and grading jobs a compact loader handles: pushing and spreading material, loading trucks or trailers, clearing debris, and light digging. It's the machine we bring in for the jobs that aren't quite forestry mulching or full excavation but still need real equipment.
What kind of ground can it handle?
Our CAT 299D3 XE runs on rubber tracks instead of tires, so it works wet ground, soft soil, and steep grades that would bog down or damage a wheeled skid steer. That's the same undercarriage we use for forestry mulching.
What attachments do you run?
A bucket for moving and spreading material, a root grapple for picking up brush, logs, and debris, and pallet forks for loading and unloading. We swap between them on-site depending on the job.
Can you combine skid steer work with mulching or clearing?
Yes, and it's often the most efficient way to do it. If a job needs mulching or clearing plus material moved or graded afterward, we can handle both in the same visit instead of bringing in a second contractor.
How much does skid steer work cost?
It depends on the job: how much material is moving, how far, and how much time it takes. We give free, no-obligation estimates after seeing the property or hearing what you need done.
What areas do you serve?
We're based in Columbia, MS and serve all of South Mississippi. See the full list of counties and towns below.
Proudly Serving South Mississippi
Based in Columbia, MS, we provide forestry mulching, land clearing, and brush cutting across South Mississippi, starting with Marion County and the surrounding counties below.
Marion County
Columbia, Foxworth, Sandy Hook, Kokomo
Lamar County
Purvis, Sumrall, Lumberton
Forrest County
Hattiesburg, Petal
Walthall County
Tylertown
Pike County
McComb, Magnolia
Lawrence County
Monticello, Silver Creek
Jefferson Davis County
Prentiss, Bassfield
Covington County
Mount Olive, Collins
Pearl River County
Poplarville
Don't see your town listed? If you're anywhere in South Mississippi, give us a call. We've probably got you covered.
Need Something Moved Or Cleared?
Free, no-obligation estimates. We serve Columbia, MS and all of South Mississippi.