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Contact Longhorn Land Clearing & Excavation, a Dirt Work Contractor in San Antonio
- SW-ALicensed & insured
- SW-BAnswered 24/7
- SW-DFree estimates
- SW-CSe habla español
- SW-HSatisfaction guaranteed
Photos and a map pin
Tell us what you’ve got out there
We’re a dirt work contractor in San Antonio you can reach any hour. Call, or use the photo upload on the form with your acreage and a map pin for a free estimate.
- SW-ECall 24/7(210) 866‑3822
- SW-FYard13351 Welsh Pony, San Antonio, TX 78254
- SW-CSe habla españolEnglish or Spanish, any hour
What to tell us about the tract
Gate codes, keep trees and acreage
Tell us the acreage, what stays, how a trailer gets in and any gate code, and we’ll plan the job around it.
Our yard on Welsh Pony
Where the machines load out
Our yard sits at 13351 Welsh Pony, off Culebra Road and west of Loop 1604, and it’s where every job loads out.
Did you know?
Long before longhorns, sauropods walked Medina County. A trackway on the Davenport Ranch shows about 23 of the long-necked giants heading the same direction. It’s held up as evidence that some dinosaurs traveled in herds.
FAQs about a dirt work contractor in San Antonio
Before you hit send
If you’ve never hired a crew to clear land or move dirt, you’ll want a few answers before you call. Here’s who answers the phone, what to put on the form, and where our land clearing service areas reach.
What should I send with a land clearing estimate request?
Send a few photos of the brush and ground, a map pin or address, the rough acreage, and what you want kept. Add anything about access, like locked gates, soft ground or low wires over the drive, plus when you’d like the work done. The estimate form takes photo uploads, or call (210) 866‑3822 and we’ll walk through it. Estimates are free.
Can I call about a dirt work job at night or on the weekend?
Yes, (210) 866‑3822 is answered 24/7, nights and weekends included, in English or Spanish. Sarah takes down the details on clearing, pads, driveways or stock tanks and gets the job to David. Longhorn Land Clearing & Excavation answers every call, so there’s no voicemail box to wait on.
Is there a land clearing company near San Antonio that speaks Spanish?
Yes, se habla español. Calls to Longhorn Land Clearing & Excavation at (210) 866‑3822 are answered in English or Spanish, around the clock. You can tell Sarah about the tract in either language, and if you’ve got photos, send them through the estimate form.
Where is the Longhorn Land Clearing & Excavation yard?
The yard is at 13351 Welsh Pony, San Antonio, TX 78254, on the far west side off the Culebra corridor. The machines and trailers are based there, which puts Helotes, Leon Springs and Castroville a short haul away. Call (210) 866‑3822 before stopping by so someone’s there to meet you.
What happens after I submit the estimate form?
The details you sent get turned into a free estimate, or into a time to walk the tract if the photos leave open questions. Keep your phone handy, since questions about access or trees you want kept can come up before the estimate is final. If anything changes, like a new gate code or a tree you’ve decided to keep, call (210) 866‑3822 and it gets added to the job.
Do I have to be there for the estimate or on clearing day?
Not for a photo estimate. For a site walk or on clearing day, being there at the start lets you walk the boundaries and confirm what stays. Flagged trees and clear gate instructions cover most of it if you can’t make it. Leave a number where Longhorn Land Clearing & Excavation can reach you during the work.
What access details does a land clearing crew need?
Give the gate code or lock combination, and say where there’s room for a truck and gooseneck trailer to pull in and turn around. Mention any soft spots, low wires or buried lines on the way in. Gated subdivisions may need the crew’s names or a work order ahead of time. On ranch land in Medina and Bandera counties, a note about which gates stay shut keeps livestock where they belong.
Can I email photos for a land clearing estimate?
The quickest way to send photos is the upload on the estimate form, which goes straight into your request. You can also call (210) 866‑3822 and describe the tract while you’re standing on it. Longhorn Land Clearing & Excavation keeps contact to the form and the phone, so nothing gets lost in an inbox.
What should I tell a dirt work contractor about a pad or stock tank job?
For a pad, share the plans or at least the footprint, the finished height you need, and any engineer’s specs for fill and compaction. For a stock tank, mark where water collects, the size you have in mind, and what the ground looks like a shovel deep. Rock close to the surface is common in Bandera and Kendall counties, so mention any shelf rock you’ve seen. Photos of the spot and a map pin let Longhorn Land Clearing & Excavation size the dirt work for a free estimate.
What areas can I request a land clearing estimate for?
Estimates cover San Antonio’s far west side and the near Hill Country first, with acreage work across Bexar, Kendall, Comal, Bandera and Medina counties. South and east, the list runs to Lytle, Devine, Floresville and La Vernia. If you’re not sure your tract is in range, drop a map pin in the estimate form and we’ll tell you.