Welcome in, neighbor. Land clearing, excavation, driveways, dirt work and cleanups — honest work, done right, right here at home. You rent the machine — CDM operates it.
God is at the center of how I work — honest work, fair prices, and treating people right.
Ask for an estimate — CDM will give you the price for your job · Rental separate on equipment jobs🎥 FREE quote with a video — or ask about an in-person estimate
A quick note on the photo, because CDM believes in being straight with you: the compact track loader pictured is an example — you rent the equipment, CDM operates it. CDM does not own it.
⚠️ Digging? Let’s keep everybody safe — call 811 first, it’s free. No marks, no digging. How it works ↓
Text 501-529-4938 — and please say your name, so CDM knows who’s calling. Glad to hear from you.
LLCA real local business — registered, with a small business license
InsuredCommercial insurance in place, for your peace of mind
OSHA 30Highest level of OSHA safety training
UACCB CertifiedTrained & certified right here in Batesville
What CDM Does
Need a hand with the heavy stuff? Heavy equipment operation — land clearing, cleanups, excavation & digging, trench work, ponds, demolition, driveways, dirt work & grading, and yard work.
Estimates
Ask for an estimateFree video quote by text or email, or an in-person estimate if you’d rather walk it together. CDM will give you the price for your job in the estimate, before any work starts. You rent the machine — rental is separate. Good To Know — everything in one place →
Service Area
65 milesFrom home base in Cave City, Arkansas — Batesville, Mountain View, Melbourne, Jonesboro and everywhere inside that circle. If you’re in the circle, CDM can come to you.
Contact
Text: 501-529-4938 Email: [email protected] Please include your name when you reach out — unknown numbers may not be answered, and CDM sure doesn’t want to miss you.
🎥 Free Quote — Send a Video
Just send a video of your job by text or email — that’s all there is to it, and it’s free. CDM will take a look and get back to you.
Compact track loader — an example machine. This is the tracked version of a skid steer. Folks rent it, CDM runs it — and to be plain about it, CDM does not own it.CDM’s actual Ram 3500. This one really is ours — CDM’s own truck, with a gooseneck hitch for towing a rented equipment trailer rated for the machine.CDM’s actual dump trailer. 6×10, holds 2 cubic yards per load — dirt/debris only, never equipment. How 2 yards works →
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Pull up a chair — start with Good To Know, where every detail is in one place. Everything else below just fills in the picture and points back to it.
Real Work
These are the real thing — actual photos of work done at UACCB, not stock pictures off the internet. That’s CDM’s own work, start to finish. The backhoe belongs to the school: around here, customers rent the equipment and CDM operates it.
A plain note on these photos: they are student training photos from UACCB — work done as a student learning heavy equipment operations, not CDM customer jobs. The backhoe and the dozer in these photos are the school’s machines. CDM does not own them. On a customer job, you rent the equipment and CDM operates it for you.
CDM Landscape Services is in no way endorsed, sponsored, or promoted by UACCB or its affiliates. These are student training photos only.
Land clearing at UACCB — CDM’s own workGravel leveled in front of the shop at UACCB — nice and smoothBefore — the dip in the dirt in front of the shop at UACCB. Student training photo — work done as a UACCB student, not a CDM customer jobA bucket full of gravel, from the cab at UACCB. Student training photo — work done as a UACCB student, not a CDM customer jobFinished — the dip filled with gravel and leveled in front of the shop at UACCB, right next to the other gravel work at school. Student training photo — work done as a UACCB student, not a CDM customer jobTree piling with a dozer — as a UACCB studentTree piling with a dozer — as a UACCB studentTree piling with a dozer — as a UACCB studentTree piling with a dozer — as a UACCB student
References
Two good men who trained CDM at UACCB — and kindly serve as CDM’s references.
Jacob Holder & Bryan Anderson — References Only
A word about two good men: Jacob Holder and Bryan Anderson are the Heavy Equipment Operations instructors at UACCB (University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville) who trained CDM, and they kindly serve as CDM’s references only — feel free to ask them about CDM’s training and work. They are not subcontractors for CDM. To book a job or arrange hauling, just contact CDM — not Jacob or Bryan Anderson. Thanks for understanding.
Bryan AndersonCDM’s other UACCB instructor — reference only
Good To Know — Everything in One Place
Pull up a chair, neighbor. Every detail for working with CDM is gathered right here in one friendly section, so you’re never left guessing. The rest of the page keeps it short and points back here — nothing repeated, and nothing hidden. That’s a promise.
1. Estimates — Ask for Your Price
Just ask for an estimate. CDM doesn’t list set rates here — every job is different, so CDM will look at your job and give you the price in your estimate, before any work starts. Equipment jobs are 1 full day minimum. For small jobs (no equipment), if material is needed the cost of the load is separate (material is paid to the supplier). The easiest way is the free video quote by text or email — or ask for an in-person estimate.
✓Included when you book CDM: a trained, OSHA 30 operator looking after your job for the full day booked, plus CDM’s honest advice on which machine and attachment to rent.
✕Not included: the rental charge, attachment rental, the rental place’s delivery/pickup fees, and fuel for the rented machine — those are between you and the rental place. Your total is simple: CDM’s estimate + the rental fee, combined. Once you’ve filled out the paperwork and called the rental place for their rental price, you’ll know the total before work starts — no surprise bill at the end. Nobody likes those.
2. Why Equipment Jobs Are a Full Day
Here’s why, plain and simple: equipment jobs are bid by the full day, not by the hour. Every job needs setup time and travel to get out to you and get ready, and a little room for delays and possible equipment repairs along the way. If a job takes 4 hours — say 10am to 2pm — that day is used up, and CDM can’t go help somebody else that day. So the minimum is 1 full day per job, even when the work itself takes only part of the day. Thanks for understanding. (Small jobs are different — see Good To Know below.)
3. Estimates — Video Is Free
Option A — Video estimate: FREE
Just text or email a walk-through video of the job — no charge, no travel fee, no hassle. Walk the whole area slowly, show the ground, access, and any obstacles, show where the machine and truck can get in, and tell CDM what you want it to look like when it’s done. And please include your name. CDM will watch it and help you figure out the right equipment and setup before you rent anything.
Option B — In-person estimate
CDM will happily drive out, walk the site right alongside you, and talk through the equipment and setup on the spot. Just ask about an in-person estimate when you reach out.
4. CDM’s Trailer & Material — How 2 Yards Works
Let’s talk about CDM’s own trailer, so there are no surprises: it’s a 6×10 dump trailer, rated at 7,000 lb, that holds 2 cubic yards per load. It is strictly for cleanup and hauling dirt/debris — small loads only, up to 2 yards — and it never hauls equipment. CDM does not own an equipment trailer, and does not own a dump truck — no sense pretending otherwise. And here’s a friendly heads-up: 2 yards is a volume (space), not a weight — material is often sold per ton or per cubic yard, so don’t mix up a price per ton with a price per yard.
Up to 2 yards — CDM’s dump trailer
When the work is done by hand, the old-fashioned way, with no equipment, using CDM’s truck and trailer, CDM will give you the price in your estimate, plus the cost of the load at the quarry / nursery (material paid separately to the supplier).
More than 2 yards — subcontracted dump truck
For larger orders of dirt, gravel, topsoil and similar material, you or CDM can contact a dump truck subcontractor directly (see Good To Know) — they’ll be glad to help. The dump truck is priced separately by the subcontractor, per load / per hour, plus the cost of the material — a different price from CDM’s trailer, never combined into one price. Just as an example: Larry Cox / Cox Earthworks tri-axle loads start at $400 for material + hauling within 30 miles of Heber Springs only (hourly trucking $130/hr per tri-axle, 8-hour minimum) — Cave City is beyond that, so expect a mileage charge. Debris out works the same way: up to 2 yards on the trailer, more than 2 yards by dump truck.
One more friendly heads-up: a day’s job includes getting the material. CDM has to leave your place, drive to the quarry or nursery, wait in line, get the load, and drive back — that travel and waiting time is part of the day, so a second day may be needed to finish the job (on an equipment job, a second day). CDM will tell you up front in the estimate if that looks likely. Material itself is always separate: you pay the quarry / nursery / supplier for the material, plus any delivery or hauling charge, on top of CDM’s rate.
5. How a Rented Machine Gets to Your Job
Getting the machine out to your place is easy — there are exactly two ways to do it, and you get to choose when you book. Your choice is written into the quote and the service agreement, so everybody’s on the same page:
Option A — Rental-place delivery
The rental place delivers the machine right to your job site and picks it up when you’re done. Any delivery fee is the rental place’s, confirmed when you reserve.
Option B — Rented equipment trailer
You rent a proper equipment trailer along with the machine, rated for that machine’s weight, and CDM tows that rented trailer with the 2018 Ram 3500’s gooseneck hitch — only if the trailer is rated for the machine, of course.
Hauling needs to be sorted before the job is booked — but don’t worry if it isn’t sorted yet. Just say so in the quote form and CDM will help you decide during the estimate.
6. Bulldozer Jobs — The Heavy Ones, Explained
If your job calls for a dozer, here’s the honest scoop: inside the 65-mile area, only two places are confirmed to rent bulldozers — Riggs Rents / Riggs Cat and Sunbelt Rentals, both in Jonesboro. No other yard on this site is claimed to rent dozers, so please don’t count on a closer yard having one. Even a small dozer weighs about 18,750 lb; larger ones weigh 22,000 to over 50,000 lb — way beyond CDM’s 7,000 lb dump trailer. So for a dozer, hauling (see Good To Know) needs to be confirmed before booking: rental-place delivery, or a rented trailer rated for the dozer’s weight. Once it’s on site, CDM operates the dozer for you — just ask for an estimate for your job. Addresses and phone numbers are waiting for you in Bulldozer Rentals.
7. Digging? Call 811 First
This one’s about keeping everybody safe. Calling 811 is free, and it is the law in Arkansas before any digging. CDM keeps it simple: no marks, no digging. You (the property owner/customer) call 811 at least 2 business days before the work date and share the ticket number with CDM — thank you for doing that. Please keep flags and paint in place for the whole job. Private lines — septic, sprinklers, private electric or propane, invisible-fence wires — are usually not marked by 811, so please point those out too; you know your place best. And if an unmarked or mismarked line turns up, CDM stops work to keep everyone safe. The full, friendly steps are in the Call 811 section.
8. Attachments — You Pick, CDM Verifies
Here’s the fun part: the attachment decides what the machine can actually do: bucket, pallet forks, grapple bucket, auger, brush cutter / brush hog, forestry mulcher, Harley rake / power rake, hammer / breaker, broom, trencher, backhoe attachment — and more on request. Pick the one(s) you think you need (in the Attachments guide, the quote builder, or the service agreement) and CDM will gladly check it will work for the job during the estimate. Please make sure the rental place has everything you need — check that the machine and the attachment are available for your date; if needed, the rental place would have to deliver them to the job site. Attachment prices vary by rental place — you work that out with the rental company and pay the rental place directly; rental is separate from CDM’s price. One honest note: this page does not claim any specific rental place has a forestry mulcher or a Harley rake / power rake in stock — just ask the rental place, they’ll tell you.
Our Mission
Why CDM does this work, and the heart behind every job.
“Show up professional, work safe, and treat every property like it’s our own — honest service, done right, at a fair price.”
Service First
Straight answers, honest advice on the right equipment for the job, and a quote you can actually understand before any work starts. And if a job isn’t a good fit, CDM will tell you that too — like a neighbor should.
Safety Always
OSHA 30–trained operation on every job — and no digging until underground utilities are located and marked through 811. If a site isn’t safe or isn’t marked, the work waits. Looking out for folks comes first, every time.
Professional Every Time
A registered LLC with commercial insurance, trained and certified at UACCB right here in Batesville. Straightforward estimates, respectful work, and your place left tidy when the work is done — the way CDM would want its own treated.
What CDM Can Do For You
From rough, overgrown land to a finished driveway — if it needs a machine and a steady hand, you’ve come to the right place, neighbor.
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Land Clearing
Clearing brush, small trees, and overgrowth to open up lots, fence lines, building sites, and pasture — so your land feels like yours again.
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Land Cleanups
Cleaning up storm debris, old piles, cluttered areas, and neglected property so it’s usable again — and looks cared for, too.
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Excavation & Digging Holes
Careful digging for footings, posts, drainage, utilities, and site prep with a mini excavator — precise work, even in tight spaces.
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Trench Work
Digging clean, narrow trenches for water lines, electric, drainage, and other utilities — dug straight and to the depth you need. Same as every CDM job: you rent the trencher or excavator, and CDM operates it for you. And for digging, 811 has to be called first — see Call 811 below.
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Ponds
Digging a new pond, cleaning out an old pond that has filled in, and shaping and smoothing the banks so it holds water and looks right on your land. Same as every CDM job: you rent the excavator or dozer, and CDM operates it for you.
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Demolition
Tearing down small buildings and structures — old sheds, barns, porches, fences, and other unwanted structures — and cleaning up the debris so the spot is clear and usable again. Same as every CDM job: you rent the machine, and CDM operates it for you.
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Driveways
Building, repairing, and grading gravel driveways — cutting in a brand-new drive or smoothing out those ruts and washouts you’re tired of bouncing over. Material hauling follows how 2 yards works — see Good To Know.
Dirt Work & Grading
Leveling, spreading, and grading dirt and gravel for pads, yards, and building sites — the compact track loader pictured at the top of this page is built for exactly this kind of work. Material hauling follows how 2 yards works — see Good To Know.
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Yard Work
Yard leveling, cleanup, and prep work that’s too big for hand tools and too small for a big crew — just right for CDM.
No jargon here, promise. Here’s what each machine actually looks like and what it does, in simple terms — so you can picture the right one for your job. One name worth knowing: most people say “skid steer” for this whole family of small loaders. The version on rubber tracks — like the compact track loader pictured at the top of this page — is called a compact track loader. Same kind of machine, same bucket up front — the difference is wheels vs. tracks underneath, and the right choice depends on your ground. Not sure which you need? No worries — send a video of the job and CDM will help you pick. And look for “See it work” on each card below — a short video spot so you can see what the machine does, not just read its name. The three clips that are live are labeled example videos — not CDM's own work; the rest say “example video coming” until CDM swaps in its own clip.
Compact Track Loader — Tracked Skid Steer
This is the tracked version of the machine most people call a skid steer. Instead of tires, it runs on wide rubber tracks, which spread its weight out so it floats over soft ground instead of sinking in. Short, strong, and nimble — it scoops, carries, grades, and spreads with its front bucket and turns in tight spots.
Best for: muddy, soft, sandy, or loose ground, slopes, yards and driveways, moving dirt and gravel, and cleanup where a wheeled machine would rut or get stuck.
▶ See it work
This is what a compact track loader can do — scoop, carry, and smooth dirt and gravel, even on soft ground where tires would sink.
See it work — example video comingA short example clip will go here soon, so you can see it in action. CDM can swap in its own clip later.
Renting & hauling: it’s simple, neighbor — you rent this machine and pay the rental place directly, and CDM operates it for you. Hauling and digging details are all in Good To Know.
Tractor
The all-around workhorse. Big wheels, handles open ground, fields, and large yards with ease.
Best for: smoothing large areas, brush work, spreading dirt and gravel, and keeping up bigger properties.
▶ See it work
This is what a tractor can do — cover big ground, spread dirt and gravel, and help keep a larger place up.
See it work — example video comingA short example clip will go here soon, so you can see it in action. CDM can swap in its own clip later.
Renting & hauling: it’s simple, neighbor — you rent this machine and pay the rental place directly, and CDM operates it for you. Hauling and digging details are all in Good To Know.
Backhoe
Two tools in one: a big scoop on the front for carrying dirt, and a digging arm on the back for digging holes and ditches.
Best for: digging and moving dirt on the same job — holes, ditches, and loading.
▶ See it work
This is what a backhoe can do — dig with the arm on the back, then turn around and carry dirt with the bucket on the front.
See it work — example video comingA short example clip will go here soon, so you can see it in action. CDM can swap in its own clip later.
Renting & hauling: it’s simple, neighbor — you rent this machine and pay the rental place directly, and CDM operates it for you. Hauling and digging details are all in Good To Know.
Skid Steer — The Wheeled Version
Same small loader family as the compact track loader above, but this one runs on four tires instead of tracks. It’s the original “skid steer” — it steers by skidding its wheels around, so it turns on a dime. On hard, firm ground it’s quick and gets around fast.
Best for: concrete, pavement, packed gravel, and firm, dry ground — driveways, shop and barn floors, and moving piles on solid surfaces.
▶ See it work
This is what a wheeled skid steer can do — zip around on hard ground, scoop up piles, and turn in tight spots.
See it work — example video comingA short example clip will go here soon, so you can see it in action. CDM can swap in its own clip later.
Renting & hauling: it’s simple, neighbor — you rent this machine and pay the rental place directly, and CDM operates it for you. Hauling and digging details are all in Good To Know.
Mini Excavator
The digging arm. It reaches out and digs down with a toothed bucket — the smaller size fits through gates and into back yards.
Best for: digging holes, trenches for pipes and lines, stumps, and careful digging in tight places.
▶ See it work
This is what a mini excavator can do — reach out and dig neat holes and trenches, even through a gate into a back yard.
See it work — example video comingA short example clip will go here soon, so you can see it in action. CDM can swap in its own clip later.
Renting & hauling: it’s simple, neighbor — you rent this machine and pay the rental place directly, and CDM operates it for you. Hauling and digging details are all in Good To Know.
Bulldozer (Dozer)
The machine that pushes. A wide blade on the front and tracks instead of wheels, so it shoves big piles and flattens rough ground without getting stuck.
Best for: clearing land, pushing brush and dirt, and leveling rough, uneven ground.
▶ See it work
This is what a bulldozer can do — push big piles of dirt and brush and flatten rough ground out level.
See it work — example video comingA short example clip will go here soon, so you can see it in action. CDM can swap in its own clip later.
⚠️ Hauling: CDM’s dump trailer never hauls equipment — and even a small dozer weighs about 18,750 lb. Hauling must be sorted before booking. See Good To Know and Bulldozer Rentals ↓
Renting & hauling: it’s simple, neighbor — you rent this machine and pay the rental place directly, and CDM operates it for you. Hauling and digging details are all in Good To Know.
Forklift
The lifter. Two flat forks on the front slide under heavy loads and lift them straight up, then carry them where they need to go.
Best for: moving pallets, building materials, and other heavy items safely — no lifting by hand.
▶ See it work
This is what a forklift can do — slide its forks under a heavy load, lift it up, and set it right where you need it.
See it work — example video comingA short example clip will go here soon, so you can see it in action. CDM can swap in its own clip later.
Renting & hauling: it’s simple, neighbor — you rent this machine and pay the rental place directly, and CDM operates it for you. Hauling and digging details are all in Good To Know.
CDM’s own truck and trailer — real photos, not stock pictures: a Ram 3500 with a gooseneck hitch, plus a 6×10 dump trailer rated at 7,000 lb that holds 2 cubic yards per load, for cleanup and hauling dirt/debris only. It cannot haul equipment, and CDM does not own an equipment trailer. How material and machines travel is explained in Good To Know.
Up to 2 yards: CDM’s trailer. More than 2 yards: a subcontracted dump truck. See Good To Know.
Best for: small loads up to 2 cubic yards — bringing in a small load of dirt or gravel, and hauling away debris and cleanup piles — not for moving machines, and not for loads over 2 yards.
▶ See it work
This is CDM's own truck and dump trailer — bringing in a small load or hauling away a cleanup pile, up to 2 yards at a time.
See it work — video comingCDM will add a short clip of its own truck and trailer at work here soon.
CDM’s actual black 6×10 dump trailer — 2 cubic yards, cleanup & hauling only. It cannot haul equipment.
Renting & hauling: it’s simple, neighbor — you rent this machine and pay the rental place directly, and CDM operates it for you. Hauling and digging details are all in Good To Know.
Wheels or Tracks? It Depends on Your Ground
Good news: a skid steer and a compact track loader do the same work with the same kind of bucket — rental yards carry both, and CDM can run either one. Here’s how to tell which fits your job:
🛞 Wheels — Skid Steer
Four tires. Fast and nimble on hard surfaces like concrete, pavement, and packed gravel. On soft or wet ground, tires can sink, spin, and leave deep ruts.
⛓️ Tracks — Compact Track Loader
Wide rubber tracks spread the machine’s weight over a much bigger footprint, so it floats on mud, sand, and loose dirt, climbs slopes with better grip, and leaves shallower marks. This is the safer pick for most yards, fields, and soft Arkansas ground after a good rain.
Still not sure? That’s exactly what the free video estimate is for — send a walk-through of the ground and CDM will happily advise wheels or tracks before you rent a thing.
Remember: you rent the machine, CDM operates it for you. Details → · Estimates →
Brand names & example videos — the straight story: Any brand names, trademarks, or logos shown or mentioned here — in photos, videos, or words — are the property of their respective owners. They are shown only as examples, and are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by CDM Landscape Services. CDM does not own any of the rental machines or attachments shown — customers rent them, and CDM operates them. Example videos are embedded from YouTube, belong to their creators, are credited to the original video at the link under each clip, and are not CDM's own work. Attachment names on this page are generic descriptions of what the attachment does, not brand products.
How It Works — Nothing Hidden
Everything’s out on the table, in plain English. CDM is a new, small, hometown business and doesn’t own every machine or truck — and rather than dress that up, this page tells you exactly what CDM has, what it doesn’t, and what you get to choose, before you book anything. Here’s the short version; everything in full is in Good To Know.
1. Who Rents the Machine — and Who Runs It
You rent the equipment; CDM operates it for you. How full days work, and what’s included: Good To Know.
2. How the Machine Gets to Your Job — You Pick
Just two ways: rental-place delivery, or a rented equipment trailer CDM tows for you. CDM’s dump trailer never hauls equipment. Good To Know.
3. Dirt, Gravel & Topsoil — Material Hauling, You Pick
Up to 2 yards: CDM’s trailer. More than 2 yards: a subcontracted dump truck. Kept straight, no mixing. Good To Know.
4. Bulldozer Jobs — the Heavy Ones, Explained
Only Riggs Rents / Riggs Cat and Sunbelt Rentals in Jonesboro are confirmed to rent dozers. Weights and hauling: Good To Know.
5. Estimates — and Call 811 Before Digging
Video estimates are free; just ask about an in-person estimate if you’d rather walk it together. And digging needs an 811 call first — that one keeps everybody safe, no exceptions. Good To Know.
6. What CDM Has — and Hasn’t — in One Place
What CDM has: a trained, UACCB-certified, OSHA 30 operator; a 2018 Ram 3500 with a gooseneck hitch; a 6×10, 7,000 lb dump trailer (2 cubic yards); an LLC, small business license, and commercial insurance. What CDM hasn’t got: the rental machines themselves, an equipment trailer, or a dump truck — and CDM won’t pretend otherwise.
7. Small Jobs
Small, non-equipment jobs are done by hand — just ask for an estimate for yours. Friendly examples (mulch spread, gravel by hand, tree cutting, trash removal) are listed in Estimates. Good To Know.
8. Attachments — You Pick, CDM Verifies
You pick the attachment(s) you think you need, and CDM will check they’ll work during the estimate — no guessing. Full list and rental checks: Good To Know and the Attachments guide.
Jacob Holder & Bryan Anderson — Instructors & References
CDM’s UACCB instructors and references only — not subcontractors for CDM. Their details for reference purposes are waiting in References, right after Real Work. To book a job, please contact CDM directly.
How It Works
Simple as can be: you rent the machine, and CDM — a trained, OSHA 30 operator — runs it for you. Here’s the whole thing in 3 steps.
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Ask for an estimate
Send a video of the job by text to 501-529-4938 or email to [email protected] — that quote is free. Or ask about an in-person estimate.
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Fill out the paperwork
Fill out the service agreement on this page, so the job is written down plain and both sides know what’s what. Digging? Call 811 first — it’s free, and no marks means no digging (Call 811).
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Call the rental places
Call a rental place and ask their rental price for the machine. Then it’s simple math: CDM’s estimate + the rental fee = your total.
That’s it. Once the machine is at your place, CDM runs it and the work gets done.
Friends, buried gas, electric, water, sewer, and communication lines can run anywhere — even on quiet rural land like ours. Hitting one can cause serious injury, a costly repair bill, and fines. That’s why 811 always comes before any digging around here.
How it works — who calls, when, the ticket number, and private lines — is explained in Good To Know. The easy steps are right below.
1. Call 811Just call at least 2 business days before the planned work date. It’s free, and one call notifies the utility companies.
2. Wait for the marksFriendly locators come out and mark buried lines with paint and flags. Please don’t schedule digging until this is done.
3. Respect the marksKeep flags and paint in place for the whole job — thank you. And please tell CDM about any lines you know of that 811 doesn’t mark — like private lines, septic, or sprinkler systems. You know your place best.
4. Dig with careCDM digs carefully around marked lines and hand-digs near them where needed. If something looks wrong, work stops — better safe, every time.
Your 811 ticket number goes in the service agreement below — and remember, private lines are usually not marked by 811 (Good To Know), so please point those out to CDM.
Ask for an Estimate
CDM doesn’t list prices here. Just ask for an estimate — here’s how it works, in 3 simple steps.
Estimates — Free Video Quote
Ask for an estimate
Free video quote by text or email — or ask about an in-person estimate. CDM will give you the price for your job before any work starts.
How it works — 3 simple steps
1Ask for an estimate — free video quote by text or email, or ask about an in-person estimate.
3Call the rental places for their rental price. Then the estimate and the rental fee are combined — that’s your total.
What CDM does: you rent the machine, CDM runs it for you. The rental fee is paid to the rental place — it is not part of CDM’s estimate until you combine the two for your total.
Pay in person — deposit when you sign, balance when the job's done. No online payment and no card setup — you pay CDM in person, plain and simple.
Two things worth knowing: equipment jobs are booked by the full day, and a day includes the trip to get material. Both are explained plain in Good To Know.
Hauling — Two Options
Up to 2 yards: CDM’s dump trailer. More than 2 yards: a subcontracted dump truck. Both are explained side by side in Good To Know, so you can see them plain.
Attachments — Pick One, Check the Rental Place Has It
Pick the one(s) you think you need in the Attachments guide — CDM will check them with you in the estimate.
Small Jobs — Done by Hand
Smaller, non-equipment jobs are done by hand, whether on their own or with CDM’s truck and trailer helping — just ask for an estimate for yours. Material, if needed, is separate (paid to the supplier). Estimates: see Good To Know. Examples of small jobs:
A load of mulch delivered and spread in a flower bed
A small load of gravel spread by hand to fill washout holes in a driveway
Cutting down trees
Removal of trash / cleanup
Not sure which yours is? Don’t worry a bit. Pick “Small job” in the quote builder and CDM will confirm the price in the estimate, before any work starts.
Since you rent the machine and CDM operates it, CDM has rounded up all the rental places we know of inside the 65-mile service area — 11 places across 7 towns — plus what an example rental actually costs and the attachments you can rent to go with the machine, all in one friendly place. Open Browse all rental places below to use the Select a Region map, pick your town, or filter to Bulldozer rentals only.
Two separate costs — kept simple, promise
CDM’s fee is paid to CDM. The rental cost is separate — you pay the rental place directly, and CDM doesn’t mark it up one penny. Details: Good To Know.
Bulldozers · Confirmed Rentals Only
Bulldozer Rentals
Need a bulldozer / dozer? Here’s the friendly heads-up: inside CDM’s 65-mile area, only two places are confirmed to rent bulldozers — both in Jonesboro. No other rental place on this page is confirmed to rent dozers, so please don’t assume a closer yard has one. Call either place below for current price and availability, and let’s sort hauling before you book — see the note right below.
⚠️ Trailer Warning — CDM’s Dump Trailer Does Not Haul Equipment
CDM’s dump trailer is for dirt/debris only (up to 2 yards) — it cannot haul a dozer or any machine, and CDM does not own an equipment trailer. Dozer weights and the two ways a dozer can travel — rental-place delivery, or a rented trailer rated for the dozer that CDM tows with the Ram 3500 gooseneck hitch — are all in Good To Know. Please don’t book a dozer job until hauling is confirmed — the quote and contract forms below will ask how the dozer will get to the job, and CDM will help you sort it.
Riggs Rents / Riggs Cat — Jonesboro
3701 E Parker Rd, Jonesboro, AR 72404 Rents bulldozers as well as skid steers and excavators.
Ask about delivery, or a rated equipment trailer included with the rental (Good To Know).
How renting here works, neighbor-style: you reserve and pay this place directly — CDM’s operator fee is separate and paid to CDM. Hauling and dozer details: Good To Know.
Sunbelt Rentals — Jonesboro
4622 Stadium Blvd, Jonesboro, AR Rents crawler dozers from 70–79 HP up to 200–250 HP, including John Deere 450P, 650K LGP and 850L models.
Phone: 870-938-6118 Call for current price and availability.
Sunbelt says it coordinates delivery / heavy haul logistics to the job site — or rent a rated equipment trailer with the dozer (Good To Know).
How renting here works, neighbor-style: you reserve and pay this place directly — CDM’s operator fee is separate and paid to CDM. Hauling and dozer details: Good To Know.
Want to see just these two on the map and in the list? Use the Bulldozer filter in Select a Region below.
How renting here works, neighbor-style: you reserve and pay this place directly — CDM’s operator fee is separate and paid to CDM. Hauling and dozer details: Good To Know.
Select a Region
Just tap your town to filter the map and the list below to just your area — or choose All Regions to see every rental place in the 65-mile area. Tap Bulldozer to filter to the 2 confirmed bulldozer rental places only (both in Jonesboro). The numbered pins on the map match the numbered places in the list. Tap a pin, or tap a place in the list, to highlight it. Easy as pie.
Map unavailable on this device — no problem: use the region buttons above and the list below to find every rental place, with addresses and tap-to-call phone numbers.
Showing all 11 rental places in the 65-mile area around Cave City.
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Cave City
Laman Equipment Sales & Rental
Equipment sales and rental right here in Cave City — the closest place to home base, and a good first call.
How renting here works, neighbor-style: you reserve and pay this place directly — CDM’s operator fee is separate and paid to CDM. Hauling and dozer details: Good To Know.
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Batesville
Grass Roots Equipment and Outdoors
Rental equipment in Batesville — also known as Dino Equipment & Outdoors.
How renting here works, neighbor-style: you reserve and pay this place directly — CDM’s operator fee is separate and paid to CDM. Hauling and dozer details: Good To Know.
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Batesville
The Home Depot — Tool & Truck Rental
Tool and truck rental at the Batesville store. Example prices from its rental sheets are below — rental prices can change, so confirm the current price with the store before you count on it.
Example prices from Home Depot rental sheets — prices can change; confirm with the store when you reserve.
How renting here works, neighbor-style: you reserve and pay this place directly — CDM’s operator fee is separate and paid to CDM. Hauling and dozer details: Good To Know.
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Batesville
Hix Equipment Rentals — Batesville
Equipment rental in Batesville renting excavators, forklifts, skid steers, lifts and landscaping machines — available by the day, week, or month, plus long-term leases, with delivery available.
Only the Batesville location is listed here — Hix’s Paragould location is outside CDM’s 65-mile service area.
How renting here works, neighbor-style: you reserve and pay this place directly — CDM’s operator fee is separate and paid to CDM. Hauling and dozer details: Good To Know.
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Ash Flat
Powerhouse Equipment & Rental
Equipment rental in Ash Flat — another option if the closer yards are booked up.
How renting here works, neighbor-style: you reserve and pay this place directly — CDM’s operator fee is separate and paid to CDM. Hauling and dozer details: Good To Know.
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Heber Springs
Miller Equipment Rentals — Heber Springs
Equipment rental in Heber Springs renting Kubota mini excavators, track skid steers / compact track loaders, stand-on skid steers, and attachments including auger and jack hammer. Example prices from Miller’s listings are below.
Example prices from Miller’s listings — prices can change, so confirm the current price with Miller when you reserve.
How renting here works, neighbor-style: you reserve and pay this place directly — CDM’s operator fee is separate and paid to CDM. Hauling and dozer details: Good To Know.
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Searcy
Mitchell’s Equipment Sales and Rental — Searcy
Equipment sales and rental in Searcy renting skid steers, excavators, tractors and more.
How renting here works, neighbor-style: you reserve and pay this place directly — CDM’s operator fee is separate and paid to CDM. Hauling and dozer details: Good To Know.
Heads up on distance: Searcy is inside CDM’s 65-mile circle as the crow flies (about 51 miles straight-line from Cave City), but the driving distance is longer than that. Please check travel for your job with CDM before counting on a date.
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Searcy
I Do Rentals and Sales — Searcy
Equipment rental and sales in Searcy — a second Searcy option for machines and equipment.
How renting here works, neighbor-style: you reserve and pay this place directly — CDM’s operator fee is separate and paid to CDM. Hauling and dozer details: Good To Know.
Heads up on distance: Searcy is inside CDM’s 65-mile circle as the crow flies (about 51 miles straight-line from Cave City), but the driving distance is longer than that. Please check travel for your job with CDM before counting on a date.
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Mountain Home
Summit Equipment Rental — Mountain Home
Equipment rental in Mountain Home renting skid steers, mini excavators, tractors and attachments including grapple, auger, pallet forks and breaker, with delivery available.
Heads up on distance: Mountain Home is inside CDM’s 65-mile circle as the crow flies (about 54 miles straight-line from Cave City), but the driving distance is longer than that. Please check travel for your job with CDM before counting on a date.
How renting here works, neighbor-style: you reserve and pay this place directly — CDM’s operator fee is separate and paid to CDM. Hauling and dozer details: Good To Know.
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Jonesboro · Bulldozer Rentals
Riggs Rents / Riggs Cat — Jonesboro
✓ Rents Bulldozers
The Caterpillar dealer for Arkansas, and a confirmed place to rent a bulldozer / dozer. Also rents skid steers, excavators, and other machines. Jonesboro is about 64 miles driving from Cave City (about 48 miles straight-line, about 1 hour 15 minutes) — inside CDM’s 65-mile service area.
MachinesBulldozers / Dozers · Skid Steers · Excavators & More
Rental PricesCall for current price and availability
Hauling for a dozer: see Good To Know — confirm hauling before booking.
How renting here works, neighbor-style: you reserve and pay this place directly — CDM’s operator fee is separate and paid to CDM. Hauling and dozer details: Good To Know.
Good news — Jonesboro is in the service area. At about 64 miles from Cave City, Jonesboro falls inside CDM’s 65-mile service area, so CDM can travel there for your job.
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Jonesboro · Bulldozer Rentals
Sunbelt Rentals — Jonesboro
✓ Rents Bulldozers / Crawler Dozers
A second confirmed Jonesboro place to rent a bulldozer. Rents crawler dozers from 70–79 HP up to 200–250 HP, including John Deere 450P, 650K LGP and 850L models, along with other rental equipment. Jonesboro is about 64 miles driving from Cave City (about 48 miles straight-line, about 1 hour 15 minutes) — inside CDM’s 65-mile service area.
MachinesCrawler Dozers 70–79 HP to 200–250 HP · John Deere 450P, 650K LGP, 850L & More
DeliveryCoordinates delivery / heavy haul to the job site
Rental PricesCall for current price and availability
Hauling for a dozer: see Good To Know — confirm hauling before booking.
How renting here works, neighbor-style: you reserve and pay this place directly — CDM’s operator fee is separate and paid to CDM. Hauling and dozer details: Good To Know.
Good news — Jonesboro is in the service area. At about 64 miles from Cave City, Jonesboro falls inside CDM’s 65-mile service area, so CDM can travel there for your job.
Attachments You Can Rent — Pick the Ones You Think You Need
The machine is only half of it — these attachments decide what it can actually do. Take your time, read what each one does, look for “See it work” on each card to watch what it does, tick “Pick this one” on the ones you think you need, and CDM will gladly verify them with you during the estimate. The clips that are live are labeled example videos — not CDM's own work; the rest say “example video coming” until CDM swaps in its own clip. How attachments work is explained in Good To Know.
A friendly favor to ask before you rent: make sure the rental place has everything you need
Check the machine and the attachment are both available for your day — and see Good To Know for the full attachment details (you pick, CDM verifies, prices vary by rental place, rental is separate).
Bucket
The standard digging and carrying bucket — the scoop most jobs start with. It digs, scoops, carries, spreads, and grades dirt, gravel, and debris.
Best for: moving and spreading dirt and gravel, grading, and general cleanup.
Attachment — not a machine, and not CDM's. You rent this attachment, and CDM operates it for you.
▶ See it work
This is what a bucket will do — scoop up dirt and gravel, carry it over, and spread it out smooth.
See it work — example video comingA short example clip will go here soon. CDM can swap in its own clip later.
In plain English: if your job is “move that pile from here to there, and smooth it out,” this is the attachment. It is the standard fit on a skid steer / track loader.
Renting this one: check the rental place has the machine and this attachment; prices vary by place and rental is separate — Good To Know. CDM will verify this attachment will work for the job during the estimate.
Pallet Forks
Two flat forks, like a forklift’s, that fit on the loader to slide under pallets and lift and carry heavy, stacked items.
Best for: moving pallets, lumber, blocks, and other heavy materials without lifting them by hand.
Attachment — not a machine, and not CDM's. You rent this attachment, and CDM operates it for you.
▶ See it work
This is what pallet forks will do — slide under a pallet and carry heavy loads over for you, no lifting by hand.
See it work — example video comingA short example clip will go here soon. CDM can swap in its own clip later.
In plain English: forks turn the loader into a small forklift for one job — useful when material arrives on pallets and needs to end up somewhere else on the property.
Renting this one: check the rental place has the machine and this attachment; prices vary by place and rental is separate — Good To Know. CDM will verify this attachment will work for the job during the estimate.
Grapple Bucket
A bucket with a lid that closes down and grabs hold. It picks up and carries brush, logs, and loose debris piles that a plain bucket cannot hold onto.
Best for: land clearing and cleanups — brush piles, logs, stumps, and storm debris.
Attachment — not a machine, and not CDM's. You rent this attachment, and CDM operates it for you.
▶ See it work
This is what a grapple bucket will do — grab hold of brush and logs and carry them off without them spilling everywhere.
See it work — example video comingA short example clip will go here soon. CDM can swap in its own clip later.
In plain English: a plain bucket scoops loose material; a grapple also grips it, so brush and logs stay put while they are carried to the pile or trailer.
Renting this one: check the rental place has the machine and this attachment; prices vary by place and rental is separate — Good To Know. CDM will verify this attachment will work for the job during the estimate.
Auger
A large drill for the ground. It bores clean, round holes straight down, one after another, at a set width and depth.
Best for: digging holes for fence posts, posts, trees, sign posts, and footings.
Attachment — not a machine, and not CDM's. You rent this attachment, and CDM operates it for you.
▶ See it work
This is what an auger will do — drill a clean, round hole straight down for a fence post or a tree, one after another.
See it work — example video comingA short example clip will go here soon. CDM can swap in its own clip later.
In plain English: instead of digging post holes one by one by hand, the auger drills them — faster, and each hole comes out the same size. Tell CDM the post or tree size during the estimate so the right bit size can be advised.
Renting this one: check the rental place has the machine and this attachment; prices vary by place and rental is separate — Good To Know. CDM will verify this attachment will work for the job during the estimate.
Brush Cutter
A heavy cutting deck on the front of the machine that cuts through thick brush, tall grass and weeds, and small trees / saplings as the machine drives through.
Best for: cutting back overgrown lots, fields, fence lines, and pasture, and opening up land that has grown up.
Attachment — not a machine, and not CDM's. You rent this attachment, and CDM operates it for you.
▶ See it work
This is what a brush cutter will do — cut right through thick brush, tall weeds, and small saplings, and open your land back up.
Example video — not CDM\'s own work. Embedded from YouTube; all rights in the video belong to its creator, and any brand names shown are the property of their respective owners. Watch / credit the original on YouTube ↗
In plain English: think of it as a heavy-duty mower built for growth that is too thick for a normal mower — brush, tall grass, and small trees — leaving the ground cut down so it can be used or worked again.
Renting this one: check the rental place has the machine and this attachment; prices vary by place and rental is separate — Good To Know. CDM will verify this attachment will work for the job during the estimate.
Forestry Mulcher
A heavy grinding head that cuts trees, brush, and stumps down and grinds them into mulch right where they stand, leaving the mulch spread on the ground.
Best for: land clearing — clearing trees and thick brush in one pass, with no burn pile or debris pile left to haul away.
Attachment — not a machine, and not CDM's. You rent this attachment, and CDM operates it for you.
▶ See it work
This is what a forestry mulcher will do — grind brush and small trees right into mulch where they stand, with no pile left to haul away.
Example video — not CDM\'s own work. Embedded from YouTube; all rights in the video belong to its creator, and any brand names shown are the property of their respective owners. Watch / credit the original on YouTube ↗
In plain English: where a brush cutter cuts growth down, a forestry mulcher grinds it up — trees, brush, and stumps become a layer of mulch on the ground, which is why it is a common pick for clearing land for a building site, pasture, or fence line.
Renting this one: check the rental place has the machine and this attachment; prices vary by place and rental is separate — Good To Know. CDM will verify this attachment will work for the job during the estimate.
Power Rake
A rotating drum with small teeth that works the top of the soil as it goes — breaking up clumps, picking out small rocks and debris, and levelling and smoothing the ground.
Best for: levelling, grading, and smoothing soil, and preparing ground for grass, gravel, and driveways.
Attachment — not a machine, and not CDM's. You rent this attachment, and CDM operates it for you.
▶ See it work
This is what a power rake will do for your driveway — smooth out the bumps and ruts and leave the gravel nice and level.
Example video — not CDM\'s own work. Embedded from YouTube; all rights in the video belong to its creator, and any brand names shown are the property of their respective owners. Watch / credit the original on YouTube ↗
In plain English: “Harley® rake” is a trademarked brand name — the property of its owner — that people often use for this kind of power rake. CDM uses the generic name “power rake,” is not affiliated with that brand, and does not sell or represent it. A bucket moves dirt around; the rake finishes it — leaving a smooth, level surface that is ready for seed, sod, gravel, or a driveway top layer.
Renting this one: check the rental place has the machine and this attachment; prices vary by place and rental is separate — Good To Know. CDM will verify this attachment will work for the job during the estimate.
Hammer / Breaker
A powered hammer fitted to the machine that repeatedly strikes hard material to break it apart — the machine version of a jackhammer.
Best for: breaking rock and concrete, and breaking through hard ground a bucket cannot dig.
Attachment — not a machine, and not CDM's. You rent this attachment, and CDM operates it for you.
▶ See it work
This is what a hammer / breaker will do — bust up rock and old concrete into pieces the bucket can carry away.
See it work — example video comingA short example clip will go here soon. CDM can swap in its own clip later.
In plain English: if the job runs into solid rock or old concrete that needs to come out, the hammer / breaker is what breaks it into pieces the bucket can then move.
Renting this one: check the rental place has the machine and this attachment; prices vary by place and rental is separate — Good To Know. CDM will verify this attachment will work for the job during the estimate.
Broom
A wide rotating brush that sweeps hard surfaces clean as the machine moves along.
Best for: sweeping and cleaning driveways, concrete, shop floors, and other hard surfaces — including cleaning up after the messy work is done.
Attachment — not a machine, and not CDM's. You rent this attachment, and CDM operates it for you.
▶ See it work
This is what a broom will do — sweep a driveway, shop floor, or concrete pad clean in one pass.
See it work — example video comingA short example clip will go here soon. CDM can swap in its own clip later.
In plain English: the finishing attachment — it sweeps dirt, gravel, and debris off hard surfaces far faster than sweeping by hand.
Renting this one: check the rental place has the machine and this attachment; prices vary by place and rental is separate — Good To Know. CDM will verify this attachment will work for the job during the estimate.
Trencher
A cutting chain that digs a narrow, even trench in one pass, at a steady width and depth, as the machine moves along the line of the trench.
Best for: digging narrow trenches for water lines, electric lines, and drainage.
Attachment — not a machine, and not CDM's. You rent this attachment, and CDM operates it for you.
▶ See it work
This is what a trencher will do — cut a neat, narrow trench in one pass for a water line, electric line, or drain.
See it work — example video comingA short example clip will go here soon. CDM can swap in its own clip later.
In plain English: if a line needs to go underground — water, electric, or a drain — the trencher cuts the narrow slot for it, instead of digging a wide ditch and filling most of it back in.
Renting this one: check the rental place has the machine and this attachment; prices vary by place and rental is separate — Good To Know. CDM will verify this attachment will work for the job during the estimate.
Backhoe Attachment
A digging arm that fits on the loader, turning it into a small backhoe — it reaches out and digs down with a small bucket.
Best for: digging holes, ditches, and footings, and careful digging in tighter places, without renting a full-size backhoe.
Attachment — not a machine, and not CDM's. You rent this attachment, and CDM operates it for you.
▶ See it work
This is what a backhoe attachment will do — turn the loader into a small digger for holes, ditches, and footings.
See it work — example video comingA short example clip will go here soon. CDM can swap in its own clip later.
In plain English: the loader carries material with its front bucket; the backhoe attachment adds the digging arm, so one machine can dig and carry on the same job. CDM will advise during the estimate whether this attachment or a separate backhoe / mini excavator fits your job better.
Renting this one: check the rental place has the machine and this attachment; prices vary by place and rental is separate — Good To Know. CDM will verify this attachment will work for the job during the estimate.
And More — Ask CDM
Other attachments exist for these machines beyond the list above. If your job needs something that is not listed here, ask — do not assume it cannot be rented.
Best for: jobs with a specific need that none of the attachments above quite fits.
Attachment — not a machine, and not CDM's. You rent this attachment, and CDM operates it for you.
▶ See it work
Got a different kind of job in mind? Just ask — CDM will help figure out the right attachment and show you what it'll do.
See it work — example video comingA short example clip will go here when there's a specific attachment to show. CDM can swap in its own clip later.
Renting this one: check the rental place has the machine and this attachment; prices vary by place and rental is separate — Good To Know. CDM will verify this attachment will work for the job during the estimate.
Not sure which machine or attachment your job needs? That’s perfectly fine. Pick the ones you think you need, send a video by text or email for a free quote → and CDM will verify each pick and tell you exactly what to rent.
Brand names & example videos — the straight story: Any brand names, trademarks, or logos shown or mentioned here — in photos, videos, or words — are the property of their respective owners. They are shown only as examples, and are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by CDM Landscape Services. CDM does not own any of the rental machines or attachments shown — customers rent them, and CDM operates them. Example videos are embedded from YouTube, belong to their creators, are credited to the original video at the link under each clip, and are not CDM's own work. Attachment names on this page are generic descriptions of what the attachment does, not brand products.
Where the Material Comes From — Quarries & Nurseries
Gravel, stone, sand, dirt, topsoil, and mulch have to come from somewhere — a quarry, a nursery, or a supplier. So CDM has gathered the material sources in and around the 65-mile area for you, grouped by town, with what each one sells and what it costs where a price could be verified. Most local quarries and nurseries do not publish retail prices — for those, it honestly says “Call for current price.” Open Browse all quarries & nurseries below and use the town buttons there to filter the list. Distances are straight-line from Cave City unless stated — driving is longer, as folks around here know.
Material Details Live in Good To Know — Come Take a Look
How material travels (how 2 yards works), what a material run does to the day, and how material is priced (tons are not yards) are all explained friendly and plain in Good To Know.
Material Sources by Town
Just tap a town to see just the quarries, nurseries, and suppliers there — or All Material Sources to see everything. One friendly note: online brokers are not physical yards — you order online or by phone and they arrange delivery.
Showing all 18 material sources — quarries, nurseries, haulers, and online brokers.
Batesville — Quarries, Stone & Bagged Material
The closest cluster of quarries to Cave City, plus bagged material at Home Depot.
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Batesville · Quarry / Ready-Mix
Hatfield Ready Mix — Batesville Plant
Ready-mix concrete; limestone, sand & gravel from its Melbourne quarry. Hauls to your site.
Bagged material only — not bulk. Good for small jobs: a few bags of topsoil or decorative rock. Prices below are national online prices — the Batesville store price may vary, so confirm in store.
Tri-axle load — material + hauling included, within 30 miles of Heber SpringsFrom $400
Hourly trucking — per tri-axle, 8-hour minimum$130 / hr
A friendly word before counting on $400: Cave City is beyond 30 miles from Heber Springs, so the $400 flat rate does NOT automatically apply to a Cave City job — expect a mileage charge on top. Text for a price for your actual job.
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Heber Springs · Nursery / Garden Centre
Creative Roots Landscape and Nursery
Trees, shrubs, and plants. Bulk soils/mulches are not itemised online — ask when you call.
These are online ordering services, not yards you can drive to. You order by phone or online, and they arrange delivery from a supplier near you. Prices marked “estimated” or “from” are provided for planning purposes and are not final quotes — your exact price is confirmed at checkout or by formal quote.
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Online Only · No Yard Address
Hello Gravel
Crushed stone, gravel, sand, fill dirt, topsoil, stone, crushed concrete, and mulch — delivered to Cave City (72521), Batesville, Searcy, and Jonesboro. No fixed price list: prices are shown by ZIP code at checkout. Minimum order 3 tons. Free standard delivery in many areas; standard delivery takes 2+ business days; next-day delivery if ordered before noon CST, for an additional fee.
Estimated delivered price — Arkansas region~$25–$75 / ton
Estimated delivered price — Jonesboro bulk landscaping gravel~$25–$60 / ton
Estimated delivered price — Jonesboro fill dirt~$10–$35 / ton (about $15–$50 / cu yd)
Estimated prices are provided for planning purposes only and are not a final quote. Please confirm your exact price at checkout for your ZIP code — minimum order 3 tons.
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Online Broker · Jonesboro Page — Not a Physical Yard
GravelShop.com
Online broker — not a physical Jonesboro yard. “From” prices below were verified on its Jonesboro page. Delivery to Jonesboro is offered; delivery to Cave City has not been verified — do not count on it until GravelShop confirms it.
#73 Crushed Limestone (3/4" minus)From $38.62 / ton
Drainage Gravel #57 GrayFrom $41.95 / ton
Fill DirtFrom $24.44 / ton
TopsoilFrom $63.67 / cu yd
Top FillFrom $30.53 / cu yd
Unscreened TopsoilFrom $67.76 / ton
“From” prices — your total depends on amount and delivery. Remember: a ton is not a yard, so don’t compare the /ton and /cu yd prices above directly.
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Online Only · Quote Only
Gravel Monkey
Crushed stone, gravel, topsoil, fill dirt, sands, and crushed concrete. Its site says it offers free delivery to Searcy, Batesville, Cave City, and nearby towns — treat that as a claim to confirm on your quote, not a guarantee. No published per-material prices were found.
Need material on your job? Just tell CDM in the quote builder how it will get here — the choices follow Good To Know.
Trained, Insured & Glad to Be of Service
No guesswork about who you’re hiring, neighbor. Here’s exactly where CDM stands — training, insurance, and licensing, shared plainly and honestly.
UACCB CERTIFIED
Trained Right Here at Home — UACCB, Batesville
CDM didn’t learn this work from a video or some out-of-state crew — this is hometown training, through and through. The training and certificate are in heavy equipment operations from the University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville (UACCB) — the local college, right down the road in Batesville: book learning, hands-on seat time on the machines pictured above, and instructors who can vouch for the work — Jacob Holder and Bryan Anderson, CDM’s references (References). Local training, local business, local jobs — that’s just how CDM likes it. CDL school is next, starting in January.
Credentials & Licensing Status
Everything below is current as of November 2026.
In Place
LLC & Small Business LicenseCDM Landscape Services is a registered LLC with a small business license.
In Place
Commercial InsuranceCommercially insured for the work performed.
In Place
OSHA 30 CardOSHA 30 is the highest level of OSHA safety training for this work — safety comes first on every job.
Certified
Certificate — Heavy Equipment Operations, UACCBEarned a certificate in heavy equipment operations at UACCB — the University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville, right here at home. Instructors Jacob Holder and Bryan Anderson are CDM’s instructors and references — their contact details are in References. CDL school is next, starting in January.
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Arkansas Residential LicenseApplication submitted for the Arkansas residential license required for jobs over $2,500. Awaiting approval — status will be updated here when it comes through.
Service Area — 65 Miles from Cave City
CDM happily travels up to 65 miles from Cave City, Arkansas — picture a big friendly circle drawn around Cave City. If your job is inside that circle, CDM can come to you.
65 MILES
65-Mile Circle Around Cave City
Up to 65 miles in any direction from Cave City, Arkansas
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Cave City, Arkansas — Home Base
All equipment is located in Cave City, at the center of the service area.
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Up to 65 Miles Out
CDM will gladly travel up to 65 miles from Cave City for jobs — in any direction, as long as the job site is within that 65-mile circle.
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Jonesboro Is In Range
At about 64 miles driving from Cave City, Jonesboro now falls inside the 65-mile service area — so jobs there, and the bulldozer rentals listed above, are covered.
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In-Person Estimates Within the Area
Just ask about an in-person estimate anywhere within the 65-mile area — Good To Know. Or send a video instead: video estimates are free.
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Who We Work For
Homeowners, landowners, farmers, and anyone with land, a driveway, or a cleanup job that needs equipment and a friendly operator.
Not sure if your job fits?
Just describe it in the quote builder below. If it needs a compact track loader or skid steer, tractor, backhoe, mini excavator, bulldozer, or forklift and a trained operator, there’s a good chance CDM can help — and CDM would be glad to.
Free Quote — Send a Video
Let’s get you a free quote, neighbor-style: send a video by text or email. No long form, no fuss. CDM will give you the price for your job in the estimate. Rental is separate. Digging? Call 811 first, please.
🎥 Send Your Video — Free
Just walk around the job nice and slow. Show how to get in. Say what you want done, in your own words. Keep it short — about 1–2 minutes sends best.
Text: 501-529-4938 · Email: [email protected] — please include your name, so CDM knows who it’s from. CDM can watch it on his phone or his Lenovo laptop.
Now just your name and what you need — that’s all:
More details — optionalAttachments, delivery, and material. Skip this for a simple video quote.
Not sure? Skip it — or pick what you think you need; CDM verifies picks in the estimate. More about attachments: see Good To Know.
Hauling & how 2 yards works are explained in Good To Know at the top of this page.
Hauling & how 2 yards works are explained in Good To Know at the top of this page.
Hauling & how 2 yards works are explained in Good To Know at the top of this page.
Hauling & how 2 yards works are explained in Good To Know at the top of this page.
Hauling & how 2 yards works are explained in Good To Know at the top of this page.
Sending a video too? You’re welcome to text it to 501-529-4938 or email it to [email protected] — free.
Service Agreement — Fill Out & Send
Ready to book? Welcome aboard, neighbor. Fill out this agreement step by step — big, clear boxes with a little help note under each one — read the terms, releases, and waivers, then sign right on this page with your finger or mouse (or type your name), just like signing paper. You can print a clean copy, save a copy to keep, and send the same completed copy to CDM and to yourself, so both sides have it. It protects both sides, neighbor to neighbor: it spells out exactly what CDM will do, what you’re responsible for, and how surprises underground or on site are handled.
Customer Information & Job Details
Fields marked * are needed to complete the agreement — take your time, there’s no rush. Each box says in plain words what goes in it. When you’re done and signed, use the buttons under the preview at the bottom to Print a clean copy, Save / Download a copy to keep, or send it by text or email — the full completed text goes to CDM and, if you added your email, to you too.
Your full name, the way you’d sign it. This is also the name that goes with your signature below.
Best number to text you back on. CDM texts 501-529-4938 — please say your name in your first text.
CDM will verify these picks will work for the job during the estimate. More about attachments: Good To Know.
Hauling & how 2 yards works: see Good To Know — explained there.
Hauling & how 2 yards works: see Good To Know — explained there.
Hauling & how 2 yards works: see Good To Know — explained there.
Hauling & how 2 yards works: see Good To Know — explained there.
Required if your job involves any digging. Please call 811 at least 2 business days before the work date and enter the ticket number you receive. If this job involves no digging, please select “This job involves NO digging or trenching” above.
Terms, Releases & Waivers — Please Read
Thanks for trusting CDM with your job. This is a plain-language agreement between you (the Customer) and CDM Landscape Services, LLC (CDM), based right here in Cave City, Arkansas. It is written to protect both sides, fair and square. By signing below, both sides agree to all of it.
1. What CDM will do
CDM will provide a trained, OSHA 30–certified operator to run the equipment listed above for the service described, at the price agreed in your estimate, with a 1 full day minimum for equipment jobs. CDM carries commercial insurance and will operate the equipment with reasonable care and professional skill.
2. Equipment rental is the Customer’s
Unless agreed otherwise in writing, the Customer rents and pays for the equipment directly from the rental yard, following CDM’s advice on which machine and setup to get. CDM does not own, rent out, or warranty the rented equipment, and is not responsible for rental charges, delivery/pickup fees, fuel for the rented machine, or damage caused by a mechanical failure of rented equipment that was not caused by CDM’s operation.
Hauling for any machine: CDM’s own trailer is a 6×10 dump trailer rated at 7,000 lb that holds 2 cubic yards per load, strictly for cleanup and hauling dirt/debris up to 2 yards — it does not haul equipment and cannot haul any equipment, and CDM does not own an equipment trailer. For any machine, hauling must be sorted before booking: either (1) the rental place delivers the machine directly to the job site, or (2) a proper equipment trailer is rented with the machine, and CDM can tow that rented trailer with CDM’s 2018 Ram 3500 gooseneck hitch if the trailer is rated for that machine’s weight.
Material hauling — how 2 yards works: CDM’s 6×10, 7,000 lb dump trailer holds 2 cubic yards per load and handles small cleanup and hauling loads only, up to 2 yards, strictly for cleanup and hauling dirt/debris, and cannot haul any equipment. More than 2 yards is where the subcontracted dump truck comes in. For more than 2 yards, or larger orders of substrate — dirt, gravel, topsoil and similar material — a dump truck would have to be subcontracted: the customer or CDM contacts the subcontractor directly. A subcontracted hauler, such as Larry Cox / Cox Earthworks in his area, may be contacted directly for loads over 2 yards. CDM does not own a dump truck. For no-equipment work done by hand using CDM’s truck and trailer, the price is the price agreed in the estimate, plus the cost of the load at the quarry / nursery (material paid separately by the Customer to the supplier); the subcontracted dump truck is priced separately by the subcontractor, per load / per hour, plus the cost of the material. Larry Cox’s $400 tri-axle rate applies within 30 miles of Heber Springs only and is not the price for Cave City. Material is often sold per ton or per cubic yard — the trailer’s 2 yards is a volume, not a weight, and a price per ton must not be mixed up with a price per yard.
2a. Material runs — a day includes getting the material, and a second day may be needed
A day’s job includes getting the material. A job isn’t just the time on the Customer’s land. If CDM picks material up, CDM has to leave the site, drive to the quarry or nursery, wait in line, get the load, and drive back — and that trip can take a while, especially for quarries and nurseries farther from Cave City. That travel and waiting time is part of the day. So a second day may be needed to finish the job. If the material run takes most of the day, CDM will say so in the estimate — a second day may be needed to finish the work. Material itself is separate: the Customer pays the quarry / nursery / supplier for the material, plus any delivery or hauling charge, on top of CDM’s agreed price.
2b. Attachments — Customer picks, CDM verifies, rental place must have them
The Customer may pick the attachment(s) they think the job needs — bucket, pallet forks, grapple bucket, auger, brush cutter / brush hog, forestry mulcher, Harley rake / power rake, hammer / breaker, broom, trencher, backhoe attachment, or another attachment discussed with CDM — and those picks are written into this agreement. CDM will verify this attachment will work for the job during the video or in-person estimate, and will advise a different attachment if a pick will not work. The Customer must make sure the rental place has everything needed: the Customer will check with the rental place that the machine and the attachment are available for the work date. If needed, the equipment / rental place would have to deliver the machine and the attachment to the job site. Attachment prices vary by rental place — the Customer works that out with the rental company and pays the rental place directly; attachment rental is separate and is not paid to CDM. This agreement does not state that any specific rental place has a forestry mulcher or a Harley rake / power rake in stock.
2c. Bulldozer hauling — rented trailer must be part of the rental, or delivery arranged
CDM’s 6×10 dump trailer rated at 7,000 lb, holding 2 cubic yards per load, is for cleanup and hauling dirt/debris up to 2 yards only and does not haul equipment — it cannot haul a bulldozer — even a small dozer weighs about 18,750 lb, and larger ones weigh 22,000 to over 50,000 lb, so any rented trailer must be rated for the dozer’s weight. CDM does not own an equipment trailer. For any bulldozer job, the Customer must confirm before booking how the dozer will get to the job site: either (1) the rental place delivers the dozer directly to the job site, or (2) the Customer rents a proper equipment trailer rated for the dozer’s weight with the machine and confirms the trailer is part of the rental — in that case CDM can tow that rented trailer with CDM’s 2018 Ram 3500 gooseneck hitch, if the trailer is rated for the dozer. CDM will not haul a bulldozer (or any equipment) on its dump trailer, and a dozer job should not be booked until delivery or a suitable rented trailer is confirmed.
3. Call 811 — Customer’s duty before any digging
If the job involves any digging, trenching, grading below the surface, driving posts/stakes, or other work that breaks into the ground, the Customer will call 811 at least 2 business days before the work date and will not ask CDM to dig until all utilities in the work area have been located and marked.
The Customer will share the 811 ticket number with CDM and will keep all flags and paint marks in place until the job is finished.
811 locators do not usually mark private lines — including septic tanks and lines, sprinkler systems, private electric, water, or propane lines, landscape lighting, and invisible-fence wires. The Customer will point out and, where possible, mark every private or known underground item in or near the work area before work starts.
CDM may stop or refuse digging if marks are missing, unclear, expired, or don’t match the site, until the area is re-located. Delays for re-locating are not CDM’s fault and do not change the agreed rate for time already worked.
The Customer releases and holds CDM harmless from claims, costs, and damages arising from striking, disturbing, or damaging any underground utility, line, pipe, tank, wire, or other buried item that was not marked by 811, was mismarked, or was not disclosed to CDM by the Customer before work began — except where the damage was caused by CDM’s own negligence or intentional misconduct. Repair costs for an unmarked, mismarked, or undisclosed item are the Customer’s (or the responsible utility’s), not CDM’s.
5. What CDM is responsible for
CDM accepts responsibility for damage to the Customer’s property that is directly caused by CDM’s negligent operation of the equipment, up to the limits of CDM’s commercial insurance. CDM will tell the Customer promptly if any damage or unexpected condition is found on site. Nothing in this agreement waives a claim either side is legally entitled to bring for the other side’s negligence or intentional misconduct.
6. Site conditions, access & assumption of risk
The Customer confirms they own the property or have the owner’s permission to have this work done, and that equipment and the truck/trailer may enter and work on it.
The Customer will provide safe, reasonably clear access, and will move vehicles, trailers, and personal property out of the work area, and keep children, guests, and pets away from the work area while equipment is operating.
Earthwork changes the land: settling, tire/track marks, disturbed soil and grass, and the need for reseeding or finish grading can be a normal result of the work requested, and are not “damage.” Conditions hidden below the surface — rock, stumps, buried debris, wet or unstable soil, old foundations — may slow the job, change the equipment needed, or change the price; CDM will discuss any change with the Customer before doing extra work.
Heavy equipment work carries inherent risks. The Customer understands those risks and agrees not to enter the operating area or approach a running machine.
7. Payment, estimates & changes
Pay in person — deposit when you sign, balance when the job's done. No online payment and no card setup — you pay CDM in person, plain and simple.
Price: the price agreed in your estimate / written quote, with a 1 full day minimum for equipment jobs, payable as agreed with CDM. Equipment jobs are by the full day. Video estimates are free; ask about an in-person estimate when you reach out.
Work beyond the service, equipment, or days described above — including extra days — is extra work and will be agreed with the Customer before it is done, where practical.
If the Customer cancels or postpones, please give as much notice as possible by text or email so the time can be released.
8. Mutual release & limits
To the fullest extent allowed by Arkansas law, each side releases the other from claims for losses that are a normal, disclosed risk of the work described in this agreement and that were not caused by the other side’s negligence or intentional misconduct. Neither side is liable to the other for indirect or consequential losses (such as lost profits or lost use) arising from this job. If any part of this agreement is found unenforceable, the rest still applies.
9. Agreement & signatures
This agreement, together with any written quote from CDM for this job, is the whole agreement for this job. Signing below — by drawing your signature with a finger or mouse, or by typing your full name — counts as your electronic signature and shows you have read and agree to these terms, releases, and waivers. Both sides sign, and the agreement is stamped with the date and time it was signed. Both sides should keep a copy — printing, downloading, or sending it by text or email gives each side the same dated, signed copy.
This is a plain-language service agreement provided by CDM for its jobs. It is a general business form, not legal advice for either side; either side may have their own attorney review it before signing. Electronic signatures are used here in place of a paper signature.
Pick “I have read and agree” when you’re ready to sign. If you have questions, pick that option and CDM will talk it through with you first — no pressure.
This fills in automatically when you sign below, with the date and time stamped for you. You can leave it as-is.
Sign Here — Just Like Signing Paper
Both sides sign below in big, full-width boxes — tall enough to sign comfortably with a finger, with a smooth line that follows you. You can draw your signature with your finger or mouse, or use Type your name instead — either way counts as your electronic signature here. CDM signs the second big box. When the first signature is made, the agreement is stamped with the date and time automatically.
Customer Signature *
That’s you — the person hiring CDM for this job. Take your time — the box is big on purpose.
Use your finger on a phone, or your mouse on a computer. Sign big, the way you normally would — the line follows smoothly. Not happy with it? Tap “Clear and try again” above and sign again.
How your typed signature looks
This is the easy way to make sure your name is spelled right — it shows in a clear signature-style hand above, and your name is also printed in plain text under it on the clean copy. Typing your full name here is your electronic signature, just like signing on paper.
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Printed name: That plain printed name goes under your signature on the clean copy, so there’s no guessing what it says.
CDM Signature
CDM Landscape Services signs here too, in the same big box, so both sides have signed the same agreement.
CDM: sign with finger or mouse when you’re with the customer, or before you send your copy back. Not happy with it? Tap “Clear and try again” above.
How your typed signature looks
Typing the full name here is CDM’s electronic signature. It shows in a clear signature-style hand above, and the name is also printed in plain text under it on the clean copy.
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Printed name: That plain printed name goes under the CDM signature on the clean copy, so there’s no guessing what it says.
🕐 Date & time signedNot signed yet — as soon as a signature is made, the exact date and time will be stamped here and printed on every copy.
A plain note about signing: This is a general business form CDM uses for its jobs — it is not legal advice for either side, and either side may have their own attorney look it over before signing. Electronic signatures are used here in place of a paper signature — drawing your name or typing your full name, together with the date-and-time stamp, is how both sides show they read and agreed to the terms above.
View Clean Copy shows a clean, easy-to-read copy with every answer and both signatures on it, right below — from there, use your browser or phone menu (⋮ or Share → Print) to print it on paper. Save / Download saves that same completed, signed copy to your phone or computer to keep. Email sends the full completed text to CDM at [email protected] — and if you filled in your email above, you’re copied in too, so both sides end up with the exact same copy. Text sends it to CDM at 501-529-4938. Sending this does not book the job by itself — CDM will personally confirm the date, equipment, and total with you by text or email.
Help filling this out: every box is labeled in plain words, and the little notes under the boxes explain what to put there. Take your time — if you get stuck, text CDM at 501-529-4938 and we’ll walk through it together. Nothing is saved on this website itself — your agreement is created on your device, and a copy only leaves your device when you tap Print, Save / Download, Text, or Email.
Contact CDM
Text or email is best — CDM would love to hear from you. Please say who you are in your first message — calls and messages from unknown numbers without a name may not be answered, and CDM would hate to miss you.
Reach Out — Text or Email
Text or email is best. Please tell CDM who you are in your first message — unknown numbers without a name may not be answered.
A few little things that help CDM get you a faster, more accurate quote:
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Say hello & introduce yourself
Start with your name — it’s the fastest way to get a friendly reply.
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Describe the job & size
Rough size of the lot or driveway and what you want done.
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A video helps most
Send a walk-through video of the job by text or email so CDM can advise the right equipment — no travel fee. Or ask about an in-person estimate.
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Digging? Call 811 first
Call 811 free, at least 2 business days before any digging, so underground lines get marked. CDM does not dig on unmarked ground — see the Call 811 section.
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Ready to book?
Fill out the service agreement above and send it by text or email — it covers the terms, releases, and waivers for both sides.
