Bobcat grading in Riviera Beach: a Bobcat T740 with a 60" grapple and an operator regrades drainage, cuts level pads and spreads fill for $1,385/day. Call for a free estimate; every job carries a written one-year workmanship warranty.
Most Riviera Beach grading calls are about water, not looks: a low sandy lot that holds a puddle for days after a summer storm, a yard that slopes toward the house instead of away from it, or a pad that has to sit level before a slab, shed or driveway goes on it. Our Bobcat T740 with a 60in grapple cuts high spots, fills low ones and shapes a fall toward where the water is meant to go, at $1,385/day with operator. We do not price grading by the acre. How many days a lot takes depends on how far off level it starts, so the free estimate is where that number is settled.
Planning a clear-and-grade on a bigger parcel? Our land clearing cost guide covers the per-acre side, and the Bell Land Services hub lists every service.
The Bobcat T740 with 60in grapple is $1,385/day with operator. That is the price of the machine and operator; we do not publish a per-lot or per-acre grading figure, because starting grade, access, whether fill has to be spread and the weather all differ on every lot. Estimates are free, and every job carries a written one-year workmanship warranty.
Bell Land Services is part of Bell Engineering and Construction Corporation, operating continuously since February 2009: Florida Certified General Contractor CGC1528750 (active, verifiable on myfloridalicense.com) and an EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm, #NAT-F122701-2. A state certification means we may contract in any Florida county, Riviera Beach included, and we hold the Palm Beach County business tax receipt. We have no named Riviera Beach grading project to show you and will not invent one.
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If your lot sits inside an association, a regraded yard or new pad can need architectural-review sign-off, and the people who run that process are our property management team in Riviera Beach. It is the next page to read if the question is who approves the work, not who does it.
We do not price grading by the acre or by the lot. The machine is a Bobcat T740 with a 60in grapple at $1,385/day with operator, and the free estimate settles how many days your lot needs based on how far off level it starts, the access and whether fill is being spread. Every job carries a written one-year workmanship warranty.
Possibly. Riviera Beach is an incorporated city with its own building and zoning departments, separate from the Palm Beach County Building Division, and whether a given grading or fill job needs a permit depends on how much ground is moved and where the water goes. Ask the City about your address before work starts; we raise it at the estimate rather than assume.
Drainage off a lot is not spare yard. City stormwater rules apply along city streets, and a lot beside a canal answers to whichever drainage body maintains that canal. Grading that sends water onto a neighbor or a road is a problem for the owner, so we ask who maintains the nearest swale, canal or storm drain before shaping a fall toward it.
Yes. That is the most common grading call: cutting high spots and filling low ones so rain runs off toward where it is meant to go. On low sandy ground with a high water table the real test is a wet day, so the estimate covers where the water will go after the grading, not only the finished shape.
Gopher tortoises are a state-protected species in Florida and their burrows are protected too, so if you see one, stop and contact the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission before any machine moves. Mangroves along the Intracoastal are also protected by state law. We raise both at the estimate.
Bell Engineering and Construction Corporation holds Florida Certified General Contractor license CGC1528750, active and verifiable on myfloridalicense.com, and is an EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm, #NAT-F122701-2. A state certification means we may contract in any Florida county, and we hold the Palm Beach County business tax receipt. We have no named Riviera Beach grading project to show you and will not invent one.