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7 11, 2023

Pond Building Contractor

Pond Building Solutions from Texoma Excavation & Construction: There are many reasons why you may consider adding an excavated pond to your property. You may want to enhance the beauty and value of the property as a pond can create a focal point in the outdoor space, adding to its overall appeal and marketability. [read more]

6 11, 2023

811 Call Before You Dig Underground Utilities

Call before you dig underground utilities for any type construction project. This is the law, and it's there to protect your property and any workers from hitting buried utilities. By calling 811, you can create a notification that will be sent to all the utility companies that are within your work area, instead of searching for multiple utility companies and notifying each one about your project. [read more]

6 11, 2023

OSHA Soil Type Role in Trenching Excavation

The soil type can make a significant difference in the open trench excavation process. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) classifies soils into three types: Type A, Type B, and Type C. Type A soil is the most stable soil to excavate, while Type C soil is the least stable. It’s important to note that a trench can be cut through more than one type of soil. [read more]

6 11, 2023

Where is my water meter & water shut off valve located?

These two questions: “Where is my water meter?” and “Where is my water shut off valve?” are among the most common web searches when it comes to water pipe leak issues. The point of this article is to not only answer that specific question – or perhaps help you find it if your particular situation is unique, but also to help you plan for other things you may need to do should (when) this occurs. [read more]

5 11, 2023

Oklahoma and Texas Excavation Pond Permitting

A French drain system (also known as a “subsurface drain”, a “weeping tile”, or a “rock drain”) is a trench filled with gravel or rock, with a perforated pipe embedded in the gravel at an angle so that gravity carries water away from the home. From what is visible, a French drain looks like a rock drainage ditch. When done well, it appears to be a nice hardscaping element. [read more]

11 10, 2023

About Texoma Excavation Services

Get to Know Texoma Excavation & Construction Meet the Owner: Zach Sanders Get to Know Texoma Excavation & Construction Meet the Owner: Zach Sanders Texoma Excavation & Construction is a company founded by Zach Sanders, a native Texan and a veteran with a tour of duty in Iraq [read more]

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