Earthworks Contractors
DMD Plant has extensive experience in earthworks projects, including bulk excavation on housing developments, landfill cell builds, cut and fill road excavations, and development platforms. We accomplish all earthworks using our own fleet of machinery, including excavators, bulldozers and dump trucks.
We can excavate designated areas for reservoirs, ponds and lagoons, as well as perform bulk excavations and grading for housing or commercial developments. We can also prepare areas for new roadways, highways and access roads, filling in unstable areas and levelling the ground.
Our earthworks services are an essential first stage in any construction or groundwork project, preparing the ground for excavation works to start. We have a team of highly trained, skilled operatives to ensure we deliver products and services on time and within budget to a very high standard. With our extensive expertise and resources, we’re equipped to take on both large and small-scale earthmoving operations for residential, commercial and industrial clients.
Earthworks Services
Soil Bund Formation
The purpose of a bund is to form a stable subsoil. One example of its use is for sound barriers alongside motorways, where the soil is generally angled and sloped. This means the bund will contain and fill the area.
Formation Landscaping
Formation landscaping is the process of altering the landscape to form new areas for the development of lakes, ponds and lagoons. Our formation services include the excavation and removal of the earth in preparation for these projects.
Engineering Cut & Fill
Engineering cut and fill involves removing the ground from one location and using it to fill in another. It’s ideally suited to sloped areas or where uneven ground requires a level surface, such as show grounds or riding areas.
Capping & Restoration Work
Our capping service involves installing a plastic or mineral capping/membrane on top of landfill sites. It is generally used where the contaminated ground needs sealing off. Restoration works involve adding new soil to enable public access and for ecosystems to thrive.
