— Bring it in. Haul it out. Move forward.
heavy loading & hauling
in southern Ohio
Get equipment and materials where your project needs them. Nathan Excavating provides equipment hauling, dirt and gravel delivery, and debris removal across Southern Ohio. Tell us what needs to move, where it is going, and what loading or site work you need along the way.
- Locally owned in Waverly, Ohio
- Residential and commercial projects
- Clear estimates and communication
support for the next stage of work
what do you need moved?
A driveway project may need fresh stone. An excavation may leave excess dirt. A construction job may need equipment at another site. We help property owners and contractors plan the loading, delivery, and removal around the work ahead.
01 / MOVE THE EQUIPMENT
Heavy Equipment
Hauling
Arrange transport for construction equipment between agreed pickup and delivery locations. Share the equipment make, model, weight, dimensions, and operating condition so we can review the hauling requirements.
02 / BRING MATERIAL IN
Dirt, Gravel &
Aggregate Delivery
Bring in material for a driveway, grading project, or other site improvement. Tell us the material needed, approximate quantity, and where to deliver. Confirm the material source and delivery details before scheduling.
03 / HAUL MATERIAL OUT
Excess Dirt &
Debris Removal
Discuss hauling away soil or project debris that needs to leave the property. Describe the material, whether it is mixed, and where it is located so loading and removal can be included in the plan.
04 / COORDINATE THE SITE WORK
Loading & Construction
Site Support
Coordinate loading and material movement with the work already happening on site. Identify stockpiles, available loading equipment, and the space trucks will need so the hauling fits the project.
plan the load and the locations
a good haul starts before the truck arrives
The load is only part of the job. These four details help us understand the equipment, access, and coordination your pickup or delivery will require.
01
what needs to move
Describe the material or equipment and the quantity or size, if known. Photos of a stockpile or the equipment model can help explain what needs to be loaded and transported.
03
how trucks can reach it
Point out narrow entrances, gates, slopes, soft ground, or overhead obstructions. Photos of the route and working area help us review access at both ends of the trip.
02
where it starts & ends
Provide the pickup and delivery locations you know. For material delivery, identify the property and preferred drop area. For removal, explain what must leave the site and the destination.
04
the before & after
Tell us who will load, who will receive the delivery, and whether material needs spreading or further site work. Share the preferred timing and any other crews involved.
know what the quote includes
plan the work around the haul
Loading a pile, transporting it, and spreading material on the ground are different parts of a project. Agree on the work at each end so the quote reflects what you actually need.
AT PICKUP
Loading & Material Preparation
Clarify whether the load is ready to collect or needs equipment and preparation first. Identify who will handle loading and whether stockpiles or debris need to be gathered before the truck arrives.
AT DELIVERY
Access & Placement
Agree on the receiving location and the space available for unloading. Let us know who will be on site and whether the area must remain accessible to vehicles, residents, or other contractors.
AFTER THE HAUL
Spreading, Grading, & Cleanup
Confirm whether the job ends with delivery or removal, or includes additional work. Spreading stone, grading the surface, and cleaning up the work area should be identified in the quote.
from load details to the agreed move
Let’s plan your hauling project
Step one
Send the job details
Start with what needs to move, the locations, and your preferred timing. Include photos, an estimated quantity, or equipment specifications if you have them.
Step two
Review the load & access
We’ll discuss the hauling requirements, loading arrangements, and space available at each location. More details or a site assessment may be needed before pricing.
Step three
Confirm the scope & schedule
Agree on the included services, pickup or delivery arrangements, and timing. Confirm site contacts and any preparation needed before the work is scheduled.
Need a quote for your hauling project?
Fill out our contact form with your project information and our expert team will reach back out as soon as possible!
a southern ohio company
heavy loading & hauling services Across southern ohio
Nathan Excavating is owned by Todd and Jake Nathan. We work with homeowners, landowners, businesses, and contractors on equipment moves, material delivery, and project cleanup. Share the pickup and delivery locations so we can review your hauling request.
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Todd & Jake Nathan · Co-founders
before pickup or delivery
heavy loading & hauling questions
You can start with the details you know. We’ll discuss the load, locations, and site conditions that affect the job.
What materials can you deliver or haul away?
Our services include dirt and gravel hauling, aggregate delivery, and project debris removal. Describe the exact material, approximate amount, and whether different materials are mixed together. We’ll review the request and confirm what can be included before scheduling.
Can you transport construction equipment?
Yes, equipment hauling is one of our services. Send the make and model, available weight and dimensions, and pickup and delivery locations. Tell us whether the equipment runs and can move under its own power so the loading requirements can be reviewed.
What if I don’t know how much material I need?
Start with the project, the area to be covered, and any dimensions or photos you have. If a contractor has specified a material and quantity, share that information. The required amount can be discussed before the delivery is arranged.
Does a delivery include spreading or grading?
Those services should be agreed separately in the scope. Tell us if you need the material placed in a pile, spread over an area, or included in driveway or grading work. Your quote should explain which steps are included.
What affects the cost of loading and hauling?
The load type, quantity or equipment size, travel distance, access, loading time, and unloading arrangements all affect the work. Material purchase, removal destinations, and any additional site work also need to be accounted for in the quote.
What should be ready before pickup or delivery?
Confirm the site contact, agreed access route, and loading or receiving area. Let us know about locked gates, soft ground, overhead obstructions, or other crews using the space. Any material preparation or equipment needed for loading should be arranged in advance.
what needs to move?
Whether you need equipment transported, material delivered, or a pile hauled away, start with the job details. We’ll discuss the loading, hauling, and site work your project needs.