If you dream it, we can build it.....
SoilMovers LLC -- Nick Jones.
Bremond, Texas USA
Working throughout Texas and Oklahoma
Professional Excavation Services
Professional Project Consultations
Specializing in Trophy Fishing Lakes, Recreation Ponds and Rural Lake Retreats.
Quality excavation work is almost always forever.Contact Nick. All submitted info is private.
Trophy Fishing Lakes If you want to catch a good fish then you need to
build a good fishing lake.
A plastic lake liner is the ultimate fishing and recreation lake construction method .
We are experts in the
design and construction
of trophy fishing lakes utilizing a plastic lake liner.
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Pond and Lake Failures During Heavy Rainfall Events
Failed Dam. A dam breach will be as wide as the water depth. If the water at the dam face is 14′ deep, the hole in your dam will be 14′ wide. (This failure is NOT a SoilMovers lake building project.)
Ponds and […]
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QUICK READS
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Water is a precious resource – Water is a precious resource for any property owner. Water features like fishing lakes, farm ponds and recreational lakes add two fold value. A great fishing lake or recreational lake will add both monetary and aesthetic value to your acreage property. We can take your water feature project from inception to completion and allow you to enjoy the full potential of your investment.
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Successful construction. Getting started – So as the consumer how do you find a qualified earthmoving contractor? Word of mouth is a good start but beware of the local “good ole boy” system in small towns. As someone from out of town you might be considered “fair game” by the locals and get taken advantage of.
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-------------------------A note on failed projects – Another problematic issue that I encounter almost 100% of the time is the aesthetic failure. Most local contractors do not have the artistic ability to properly design a project so it it pleasing to the eye and fits into natural surroundings like it has always been there. This is why you see so many bodies of water that look like “just a hole in the ground.”
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Building a lake is easy, right? Well, yes and no. Last summer, we were on a project in Central Texas that was on the same caliche road as a rather large commercial cattle operation. These folks were in the business to make money and they obviously held a hard bottom line. I noticed their stock tanks were all cookie cutter endeavors. Every single one of them looked like a 35 square yard postage stamp. They did the job all right I am sure. They served a utilitarian purpose in the most minimal fashion. I know they were easy to build-- no real expertise required to dig a square hole. I am sure they were cost effective and served the purpose but they sure were ugly. Our clients want more!
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Just what does it take to add a lake? People here in the Southwest have a thing about water. Maybe it is because it is so arid or maybe it s because of a more rural lifestyle where farmers and ranchers are dependent on stock tanks. For whatever reasons, we love our farm ponds and recreational fishing lakes. Just to give you some perspective, Virginia has about 50,000 privately owned farm ponds and recreational fishing lakes while Texas has over 800,000!
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A BAD Lake – It is hard to believe this project was completed over 10 years ago. I have consulted on 100’s of lake building projects since then. SoilMovers has also built its’ fair share of great lakes in the ensuing years and those past clients are quick to tell anyone who will listen what a great investment they made in capital improvements to their property. It saddens me when I am called out to consult or repair a failed project.
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