Ballarat Pro Dingo 3350
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Ballarat Pro Dingo takes all the hard work out of your commercial and residential landscaping, earthmoving and excavating projects. We work locally in Victoria around Ballarat, Creswick, Daylesford, Bacchus Marsh and Melton. We are happy to provide free estimates and quotes to make your job easier to budget for. Ballarat Pro Dingo uses a Dingo K9-4 mini digger which allows us to work in tighter areas than a bobcat, as well as to provide an environmentally low impact service when compared with larger machines. Here is an overview of the earth moving, digging, trenching and excavating equipment that we use: Narrow 2 tonne tipper – carries up to 3 cubic metres of material 4 in 1 bucket Posthole digger Trencher Jack Hammer Tree stump grinder Hydraulic blade Levelling bar Rippers For some jobs that require digging or trenching we need a couple of days notice to request and check for underground services that may be on your property. In most cases we can give you a flat quote for a job, but if you prefer, you can pay an hourly rate from our estimate. We understand that projects can change along the way, so we work hard to be there to support our customers as much as possible – including working most weekends. Here are some of the local areas we provide earth moving, excavating and landscaping services for: Bacchus Marsh, Myrinong, Greendale, Blackwood, Trentham, Daylesford, Hepburn Springs, Lyonville, Musk, Balmpied, Newlyn, Dean, Barkstead, Allendale, Kingston, Creswick, Ballan, Gordon, Mount Egerton, Yendon, Dunnstown, Warrenheip, Clarendon, Mount Helen, Napoleons, Ross Creek, Smythesdale, Smythes Creek, Scarsdale, Linton, Snake Valley, Windermere, Learmonth, Bakery Hill, Ballarat, Black Hill, Alfredton, Brown Hill, Buninyong, Mt Clear, Redan, Sebastopol, Wendouree Contact Us At 0487 487 087
No state or commonwealth licence has been tied to this business in our public sources. This is common for unlicensed trades or for businesses that have not yet been resolved against a jurisdictional register.