Service
Tight-Access Earthworks
Restricted access is the work we are built around. A compact machine with the right attachments gets into backyards and urban sites that larger plant cannot reach, without damage to fences, paving or the building.

Suitable project types
- Rear-yard excavation behind an existing home
- Narrow side entries and shared driveways
- Inner-city and townhouse sites
- Works close to existing structures
Typical applications
- Backyard site cuts and levelling
- Excavation for pools, decks and studios
- Trenching along boundaries
- Removal of soil through restricted entries
Equipment used
- 1.7T Caterpillar excavator
- Quick hitch
- 300mm and 450mm trench buckets
- 900mm sieve bucket
What to prepare
- Measure gate and side-path width
- Note any steps, thresholds or level changes
- Identify surfaces that need protecting
- Confirm where the machine can be unloaded
Access considerations
Measure the narrowest point of the access and the surface it crosses. We will confirm whether the machine fits and what protection is needed for paving, lawn or thresholds.
The quote process
- 01Send the job details, suburb and photos of the access point.
- 02We confirm suitability, method and equipment for the site.
- 03You receive a written quote with the scope set out clearly.
- 04We book a start window and keep you updated as work progresses.
Frequently asked questions
How narrow an access can you work through?
The machine is compact, but the answer depends on your specific entry. Send a photo and a measurement and we will tell you honestly whether it fits.
Will my paving or lawn be damaged?
We plan the route and use protection where needed. Site care is part of the quote, not an afterthought.
Other services
Excavation & Site Preparation
Site cuts, detailed excavation, trenching, pool excavation and preparation for construction or landscaping.
Auger Drilling
Accurate post holes and drilling for fencing, retaining walls, decking and structural works.
Land Clearing
Efficient removal of vegetation, soil, debris and site obstacles in preparation for building or landscaping.
