Precision Earthmoving for Construction & Development
Before any structure can take shape, the ground needs to be prepared—and that’s where Lantry Earthmoving comes in. We provide earthmoving services across Maitland and the Hunter Valley for residential, commercial and rural projects of all sizes. From land clearing and levelling to large-scale cut and fill, we use the right machines and methods to get your site ready for the next stage.
Our experienced operators work efficiently and safely, delivering precise results whether you're building a house, road or retaining wall. With decades of industry experience and a well-maintained fleet, we handle even the toughest terrain. You can also count on us for site preparation, dozer hire and truck hire to support your project from start to finish.
Call
(02) 4930 1827 to speak with the team at Lantry Earthmoving.
Our Earthmoving Services
Our earthmoving solutions cover a wide range of excavation and land management tasks.
- Bulk Earthworks
We move large volumes of soil or rock to reshape the landscape. Ideal for subdivisions, roadworks and industrial projects. - Detailed Excavation
Precision digging around foundations, services and retaining structures. Essential for compliance with engineering specifications. - Backfilling & Site Levelling
Once services are laid or structures are in place, we backfill and level the area. This prepares the ground for surfacing or final stages of construction. - Soil Removal & Disposal
We can remove excess soil, clay or debris from your site. Our team ensures clean and compliant waste handling.
What Our Customers Say
FAQ
What’s the difference between bulk and detailed excavation?
Bulk excavation involves moving large volumes of material to shape the site. Detailed excavation requires precision around footings, trenches or service lines.
Is earthmoving suitable for residential projects?
Yes, earthmoving is often needed for house pads, driveways, landscaping and drainage works on residential sites.
Do I need council approval before starting earthworks?
Depending on your location and project type, council approval may be required. It's best to check your local regulations before beginning work.
