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3 landscape grading contractors pros serving Oklahoma City, OK. Compare experience, team size and the work they do, then contact them directly — Fixerlane never charges customers.

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1. Lobmeyer Development

Oklahoma City, OK7 years in business3 employees

Lobmeyer Development is a grading contractor serving Oklahoma City, OK. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 7 years. Landscape grading reshapes the surface of a yard so water flows where it should and the ground is ready for lawn, beds, or hardscape. Contractors cut high areas, fill low ones, and shape a gentle slope away from the house, then compact and fine grade the finished surface. On their profile, Lobmeyer Development lists reason for grading: new construction, landscaping, drainage, farming and preparation pool installation; desired state of land: flat, multi level, slightly sloped and steeply sloped; existing obstructions: no obstructions, trees, tree stumps, fences and buildings; land zoning type: residential, commercial and agricultural. After new construction or a large project in Oklahoma City, yards are often left rutted and compacted, needing rough and finish grading before landscaping. Share photos of the yard, especially during or after rain, along with approximate dimensions and any areas where water collects. Yard size, the amount of soil that must be moved or brought in, and equipment access are the biggest factors in grading costs. Besides Oklahoma City, homeowners in Moore, Newcastle and Norman can reach out for landscape grading. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send Lobmeyer Development a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

2. Erick Alfredo Leija

Oklahoma City, OK3 years in business3 employees

Erick Alfredo Leija is a grading contractor serving Oklahoma City, OK. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 3 years. Frequent problems include water pooling against the foundation, soggy low areas that kill grass, and erosion channels cut into slopes. Correct grading, sometimes paired with swales or drains, sends runoff toward the street, a drainage system, or another safe outlet. Typical jobs for landscape grading in Oklahoma City include grading for patios and walkways, slope correction for erosion, regrading yards away from foundations, topsoil spreading and grading around retaining walls. Erick Alfredo Leija is also listed for dog fence installation and weeding. Bumpy lawns that are hard to mow and slopes that wash out during storms are also clear signs a yard needs regrading. Describe access for machinery, including gate widths, fences, septic systems, and irrigation lines or utilities that run through the work area. Yard size, the amount of soil that must be moved or brought in, and equipment access are the biggest factors in grading costs. Besides Oklahoma City, homeowners in Moore, Newcastle and Norman can reach out for landscape grading. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, PayPal, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from Erick Alfredo Leija on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

3. Fresh cut

Oklahoma City, OK2 years in business

Based in Oklahoma City, OK, Fresh cut works as a land grading service. The business has been operating for 2 years. A grading visit normally includes walking the yard, noting how water moves during rain, and checking elevations with a level or laser. Work day brings in a skid steer or tractor, fill soil or topsoil as needed, and a final pass with rakes to prepare for planting. Common requests for landscape grading include leveling uneven lawns, slope correction for erosion, backyard terracing, grading for patios and walkways and regrading yards away from foundations. Fresh cut is also listed for gardening. Bumpy lawns that are hard to mow and slopes that wash out during storms are also clear signs a yard needs regrading. Mention what will follow grading, such as sod, seed, a patio, or garden beds, so the surface can be prepared to the right finish level. Adding drainage features, hauling away excess soil, removing old landscaping, and working on steep slopes all increase the labor involved. Besides Oklahoma City, homeowners in Moore, Newcastle and Norman can reach out for landscape grading. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday, 6:00 am to 8:00 pm. Request a quote from Fresh cut on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

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