Recent work
Fresh dirt,straight off the job.
Every photo here comes from a Highlander Construction job: the owner's own job photos and the ones shared on the company's Facebook page. The captions say what each photo shows. Locations are left off.
- 16 job photos
- Honest captions
- No stock photos
17 photos
Land clearing
Brush cleared with the trees worth keeping left standing, and brush piled for burning where burning is allowed. Land Clearing

Ground pushed clean, with the dozer parked in the shade.

Brush pushed to the edge, seen from the seat.

Open pasture, with the trees left standing.

Tracks across the cleared ground, trees kept.

The brush cleared out from under tall trees.

Room to walk under the trees again.

A lane cut clean through thick woods.

Cleared up to the tree line, big oak kept.

A big field opened up, a few trees kept.

One tree left standing in the open.

A big shade tree kept at the edge of the clearing.

A cluster of trees left together in the open.

A tall tree kept in the middle of the field.

The whole cleared area in one wide shot.

Pasture opened up, with a few trees left standing on purpose.

Cleared brush stacked and burned on site.

Brush cleared out from under a stand of oaks that stayed.
17 photos
Stock tanks and ponds
Earthen tanks dug and shaped, from a raw basin to a pond holding water with grass on the banks. Stock Tanks & Ponds

A dozer shaping a new tank as the sun goes down.

The same tank from the rim, with the dozer down on the floor.

A wide basin taking shape, with the dozer working the bottom.

A pickup parked inside a fresh dig shows how big it is.

Water in, with fresh work on the bank.

A full pond with tall trees around it.

A basin graded out below the hills.

Smooth sloped banks with the track marks still showing.

A wide basin graded smooth end to end.

Graded down into a smooth bowl.

A long bank graded smooth up to the trees.

A new tank catching water below wooded hills.

Spoil from the dig pushed up into a berm, with an oak kept in front.

The basin graded smooth, before the rain fills it.

A finished pond with grass grown back on the banks.

The view from the machine while the tank takes shape.

A tank holding water next to a gravel road.
21 photos
Ranch roads and driveways
Roads and drives cut, graded and surfaced so you can get in and out of the place. Ranch Roads

A grader shaping the edge of a dirt road.

A fresh ditch cut along the fence to carry water off the road.

A grader working down a wide road beside the fence.

The blade, and the road it just graded toward the hill.

The view over the front of the grader.

A long straight road, graded and seen from the cab.

A caliche road curving through the trees.

Fresh tracks on a road that bends through the woods.

The road runs past an oak that stayed.

A wide road with the tread marks still on it.

A road running out along the top of a ridge.

A new cut heading downhill, with fill ready to spread.

A wide graded lane in the shade.

A long straight drive with a fresh dark surface.

The same kind of dark surface, running beside a tree line.

A close look at the surface before traffic packs it.

A pale gravel drive running in to the buildings.

A drive that curves around past a steel frame.

A wide gravel apron in front of a steel building.

A caliche road running beside freshly cleared ground.

A finished drive running in past a pipe and wire gate.
8 photos
Pads, grading and dirt work
Ground cut and filled to grade, with pads left flat and firm for the next trade. Building Pads & Site Prep

A wide dig in pale rock, with the spoil piled behind.

A dozer working a big graded area up on the hill.

A wide pad graded flat with the hills behind.

Smooth banks on a large graded basin.

Dozer work on a wide graded site.

A big pad graded out, with the dozer parked at the edge.

A pad cut flat and smooth against the tree line.

A wide graded site, shot as a panorama.
One job on our Facebook page covered 400 acres shredded and smoothed, along with a front gate and a tank. Photos from that job are not shown here. Ask us about it when you call.
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