Earth Works, LLC.

Earth Works, LLC. 502-348-6111 (Phone)
www.KyEarthWorks.com We have changed our name! We are now EARTH WORKS,LLC!

Jacob Hurst, Owner - [email protected]
Nancy Jo Boone, Admin - [email protected]
Damon Ball, Operations
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A direct note for every GC and developer with summer vertical work.Every July or August steel package has a pad date beh...
06/05/2026

A direct note for every GC and developer with summer vertical work.

Every July or August steel package has a pad date behind it. Every pad date has a grading window behind that. The projects that are going to hit those windows on time are the ones that have a confirmed grading crew sitting on the schedule right now.

The ones still shopping for a partner in late June are the ones that quietly push into Q4.

If your summer pad is not yet committed to a grading slot, this is the week. The conversation does not need permits, final design, or even a notice to proceed. It needs a scope, a date target, and a crew calendar to align.

Send the plans. We will tell you what is realistic.

Traditional excavation runs on stakes, strings, and visual checks. That works until the first weather day, the first rev...
06/03/2026

Traditional excavation runs on stakes, strings, and visual checks. That works until the first weather day, the first revision, or the first time a crew loses a reference.

Earth Works runs GPS 3D machine control on every mass earthwork job. The design model lives in the dozer and the excavator. Every blade pass is checked against finished grade in real time. Every operator sees cut and fill on screen while the cycle runs.

Fewer corrections. Less material waste. Faster production per crew day. Cleaner closeout because the as-built data is captured during the work, not reconstructed after.

That is the difference a technology-forward excavation partner makes on your schedule and your budget.

The Earth Works team.

June is the month the Kentucky calendar stops giving sites the benefit of the doubt.The pads scoped in January need to b...
06/01/2026

June is the month the Kentucky calendar stops giving sites the benefit of the doubt.

The pads scoped in January need to be cycling through finished grade. The utility tie-ins approved in March need a confirmed install window. The mass earthwork that was contingent on a clean spring weather pattern needs to be in ex*****on, not in planning.

Earth Works is in the middle of every active site this week. GPS-guided machine control on every dozer and excavator. Sequencing reviewed against the current schedule. Crews running cycles that were planned, not improvised.

If your summer mobilization is still soft on the excavation side, this is the week to firm it up.

If your Q3 site work is still a line item without a contractor behind it, today is the day to close that gap. Summer dem...
05/29/2026

If your Q3 site work is still a line item without a contractor behind it, today is the day to close that gap. Summer demand does not ease up. Crew windows do not open back up. The projects that win the season are the ones that lock ex*****on before the month turns.

Earth Works is booking June and July now. Mass earthwork, sitework, utility construction, and full scope sequencing for commercial and industrial projects across Kentucky.

Reach out this week. We will build the plan together.

Memorial Day in the rearview. Equipment back on site. Crews back to cycle.The projects that mobilize in June are the one...
05/27/2026

Memorial Day in the rearview. Equipment back on site. Crews back to cycle.

The projects that mobilize in June are the ones that are already scoped, sequenced, and scheduled. The ones still looking for a grading partner after this week are looking at July at the earliest, and that assumes a clean weather window.

If your June start date is real, your site prep slot should be confirmed this week. Not hoped for. Confirmed.

Today the equipment sits still. The sites are quiet. The crews are home.This is a day to remember the men and women who ...
05/25/2026

Today the equipment sits still. The sites are quiet. The crews are home.

This is a day to remember the men and women who served and did not come back. The ones whose work ethic, discipline, and sacrifice built the country we get to work in every other day of the year.

Every Kentucky build site, every highway, every warehouse, every school stands on ground they protected.

From the Earth Works team, thank you. We will carry the standard.

The fastest way to know if your site plan is ready for mobilization is to put it in front of an excavation partner who h...
05/22/2026

The fastest way to know if your site plan is ready for mobilization is to put it in front of an excavation partner who has seen the pattern.

Earth Works reviews scope packages for GCs, developers, and project managers every week. We flag the sequencing risks, the material assumptions, the utility conflicts, and the grading details that look fine on paper and expensive in the field.

No charge for the review. Just clarity.

Send the site plan. Our team will come back with the questions that matter.

When Earth Works hands a site back, we hand back more than a finished pad.As-built topography captured by drone. Quantit...
05/20/2026

When Earth Works hands a site back, we hand back more than a finished pad.

As-built topography captured by drone. Quantities verified against the design model. Cut and fill records from every machine that touched the site. Documentation your GC, your owner, and your engineer can actually use.

For commercial and industrial projects where closeout matters, that data is the difference between a clean turnover and a month of back and forth.

Precision you can measure. Records you can trust.

Utility installation is where schedules quietly break.One contractor grades the pad. A different contractor runs water a...
05/18/2026

Utility installation is where schedules quietly break.

One contractor grades the pad. A different contractor runs water and sewer. A third handles storm. Coordination gaps turn into rework. Rework turns into weeks.

Earth Works delivers mass earthwork and utility construction under one roof. Water, sewer, storm, and dry utility work sequenced with grading on the same model, by the same project team.

Fewer handoffs. Tighter schedule. One point of accountability from clearing to final grade.

A direct note for every GC and developer planning summer work.The limiting factor in May through August is not your perm...
05/15/2026

A direct note for every GC and developer planning summer work.

The limiting factor in May through August is not your permit date. It is not your design package. It is crew availability across every serious excavation contractor in Kentucky.

Earth Works does not overbook. When our calendar is committed to a project, that crew is committed. That is why our clients come back. And that is why the window to lock a summer slot closes earlier every year.

If your site prep is not confirmed for June through August, this is the week to change that.

Address

701 Double Springs Road
Bardstown, KY
40004

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+15023486111

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