Skid Steer Services
Springfield, Ozark, Nixa, & Rogersville
A skid steer, also known as a skid loader, is a versatile machine with many uses, including:
- Material Moving And Spreading
Sand, rock, gravel, & mulch… to name a few. - Backfilling, Leveling, And Grading
Skid steers fill in holes, level the ground, and aerate the earth. They can also scrape and level dirt, gravel, sand, and other base materials. - Clearing Overgrown Land And Mulching
A skid steer can be used to shred and clear heavy vegetation, such as underbrush and small trees, without damaging the environment. - Excavation Work
Skid steers work great for demolishing flooring, concrete, drywall, and other materials to prepare a site for a new driveway or patio or leveling the land for a more usable backyard. - Concrete Demolition And Removal
Skid Steer for breaking down and disposing of concrete structures, such as slabs, sidewalks, and foundations. - Trenching
Skid Steers easily cut through tough, rocky soil and big, gnarled roots to lay pipes, electrical wiring and cables, conduits, and irrigation drain lines. - Small Concrete/Masonry Jobs
Description coming soon. - Snow Plowing and Clearing
Skid Steers are perfect for quickly moving loose and packed snow off roadways, driveways, and alleyways. - Small Dirty Jobs
There isn’t much Cheap Freddie can’t do, with or without his skid steer. From clean-up after a storm to concrete/masonry work, just ask. - Storm Clean-Up
Storm clean-up includes removing roadway obstructions, broken limbs, fallen trees, structural debris, building wreckage, and personal property.
Give Cheap Freddie Your Small Dirty Jobs
It’s a dirty job, but somebody’s got to do it.
Cheap Freddie is a stone mason by trade but can do about anything under the sun.
“Getting dirty” and doing the jobs nobody else wants to do is his specialty. Even better, Cheap Freddie is a straight shooter—he doesn’t nickel and dime; he just gets the job done.
Skid Steer & Dirty Work FAQ
A skid steer, sometimes called a skid loader or wheel loader, is a compact, multipurpose piece of construction equipment often used for digging. It’s maneuverable, lightweight and its arms can attach to different tools for various construction and landscaping jobs.
Dirty Work is all of the other stuff. There isn’t much Cheap Freddie can’t do.
Is it cheaper to just rent a skid steer or hire a skid steer operator?
It depends on the job you need done. If you have multiple projects to complete, hiring Dirty Deeds by Cheap Freddie to do the work for you could save you money.
When you hire an experienced operator, they bring the right attachments and the skill level to know exactly how to get the work done right and efficiently while staying within your budget.
If you have never rented a skid steer before, there will be a learning curve that needs to be accounted for.
With a skilled operator, you can reduce the time to determine the best way to complete the task.
Is it hard to operate a skid steer?
Skid steers are compact, maneuverable machines that perform many construction, landscaping, and maintenance tasks.
That said, if you are unfamiliar with the machine, there could be some safety risks. Proper training will help you operate one safely and effectively.
What are the most common uses for a skid steer?
Skid steers are great for almost any landscaping project, farming and agricultural tasks, road maintenance and repair, earthmoving, trenching, backfilling, grading, and excavation.
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