Excavation Built on Trust and Experience
H&H Excavation provides excavation services in Tyler, TX, and throughout the surrounding region.
We work with developers, builders, and private landowners on everything from individual property improvements to new residential communities.
You work directly with the owner, get straightforward answers, and have an excavation team that stands behind its word.
H&H Excavation works on both sides of the excavation business.
We help individual landowners improve their property with projects such as clearing, ponds, roads, house pads, and demolition.
We also work with developers and builders on larger projects that require multiple phases of excavation and site work. Our experience includes preparing new residential communities where clearing, grading, site preparation, and roads all have to work together.
That range allows us to take on substantial projects without losing the personal approach that matters on smaller jobs.
H&H Excavation is based around the Tyler market and serves developers, builders, and property owners throughout the surrounding East Texas area.
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Excavation has been part of both sides of the H&H family for more than four decades.
That experience includes operators who learned to read and shape land long before GPS-equipped machinery became common. Today, we combine that knowledge with modern equipment, including dozers that use GPS technology to assist with grading and elevation work.
Modern technology can make a good operator more efficient. It does not replace knowing how to work the land.
H&H brings both to the job.
H&H stands for Hudson and Hayes, the two sons at the heart of the family behind the company.
The business was built to carry forward more than generations of excavation experience. It was built around the values our family wants its name associated with: hard work, honesty, accountability, and doing what you said you would do.
To us, a handshake still means something.
