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re: How to smooth bumpy terrain on a slope?
Posted on 11/21/22 at 11:46 am to GAFF
Posted on 11/21/22 at 11:46 am to GAFF
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The whole yard is my problem area.
well if this is the case you might be better off just hiring someone to come in with a dozer and grader to grade and level the entire yard for you so you can decide where the rain runoff drains to and get everything flat and smooth.
i had a friend do this in hammond and her yard looks amazing now. it cost her right at $5k for a 200x250 ft yard and hers was a huge mess with high and low spots and even included the backfill dirt and removing some small trees
Posted on 11/21/22 at 12:22 pm to keakar
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it cost her right at $5k for a 200x250 ft yard
OP has 10 acres… Luckily the math isn’t directly linear. Also, as you mentioned dirt + tree removal costs more.
OP, if you don’t have equipment, you’re gonna have to hire it out. Simplest and cheapest is a tractor or skid steer with some combination of disks, tiller, or Harley rake and a land plane/leveler. Con to this is that it’s gonna take a lot longer, particularly if you need a lot of material moved around.
A dozer is relatively cheap per hour for the amount of work they can do. If you want some of the hills knocked down, a dozer can make quick work of that in no time, but not great at soil prep (eg for planting grass).
Typically looking at $1000-1500/day for dozer work depending on distance and fuel cost. Skid steer and tractor is a good bit cheaper, but won’t move material nearly as well.
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