Building Pads & Site Prep
House and shop pads cut and compacted to grade on Beebe-area acreage — GPS machine control, dozer rates $165–$340/hr.
Excavation · Land Clearing · Ponds — Beebe & White County Acreage
Beebe sits on US-67/167 between Searcy and Cabot — a corridor we're already working. Home to ASU-Beebe and ringed by farm and acreage ground, this is a small college town surrounded by exactly the kind of land Cox Earthworks was built for: homesite pads, long gravel driveways, stock ponds and cleared ground for the next fence line. One crew, one number, for whatever the acreage needs next.
White County farm & acreage work
Beebe is a small town built around ASU-Beebe, and past the campus and the grain elevators it's farm and acreage country — row crop ground, cattle pasture, and the kind of 5- and 20-acre tracts where people are building a homestead instead of a subdivision lot. That buyer needs a pad cleared and cut, a driveway run a quarter mile back from the highway, maybe a stock pond dug for the cattle, and a culvert set where the driveway crosses the ditch.
We're not a Beebe company — Cox Earthworks runs out of Heber Springs, about 45 minutes down US-67/167. But this corridor isn't new ground for us. Searcy, just up the highway, is one of our shortest hauls. And our commercial project list already runs this same road: the Cabot Emergency Hospital and PrimeCare — Sherwood jobs sit on this stretch of 67/167, references furnished on request. Beebe is the town in the middle of ground we already work.
What that means for an acreage owner here: a licensed commercial crew with its own dozers, excavators and trucks, mobilization quoted honestly up front, and one contractor for the clearing, the pad, the driveway and the pond instead of four separate calls.
What we do for Beebe-area acreage
House and shop pads cut and compacted to grade on Beebe-area acreage — GPS machine control, dozer rates $165–$340/hr.
Clearing, forestry mulching and raking for homesites and pasture ground around Beebe — from $5,000/acre, distance and timber size move the number.
Long rural driveways from the county road back to the homesite — tri-axle loads from $400, plus a modest mileage charge past our 30-mile Heber Springs radius.
Stock ponds and homestead ponds — cored, keyed and compacted to hold water, from $10,000 for the dirt work, clearing added on top.
Water, sewer, drainage lines and culverts trenched or bored on acreage sites, built to code under our underground classification.
Gravel, fill and material hauling on our own tri-axle trucks — $130/hr, the same trucks that already run this corridor for us.
Get us on the Beebe-area site
Step 1 of 3 — what's the ground telling you to build?
Step 2 of 3 — so the right machine shows up.
Timeline
Step 3 of 3 — we'll call you back to set up the site walk.
Beebe questions, straight answers
Yes. Beebe is about 45 minutes from our Heber Springs shop — a shorter drive than our trip to Cabot. We haul our own equipment on our own trucks and quote mobilization up front as part of the bid, so there's no surprise travel charge on the invoice. Our 8-hour minimum makes it efficient to get a full day of work done on one trip out.
Tri-axle aggregate loads start at $400 — material and hauling together — within 30 miles of our Heber Springs shop. Beebe sits just past that radius, so a modest mileage charge gets added to the load price. We quote it honestly up front before any gravel moves, the same way we do for every acreage driveway we run.
Yes. Ponds start at $10,000 for the dirt work — cored, keyed and compacted to hold water. If the site needs clearing first, that's priced separately on top of the pond number. Stock ponds and homestead ponds on White County acreage are core work for us.
Yes. Land clearing starts at $5,000 per acre. Distance from our shop and the size and density of the timber move that number up or down. This is everyday work for the farm and acreage ground around Beebe — clearing a homesite pad, opening a fence line, or taking out brush along a driveway.
Yes. Our Arkansas license #3287-C carries both Highway/Railroad/Airport Construction and Underground Piping, Cable, Trenching & Boring classifications. A lot of dirt-only outfits can't legally run water, sewer or drainage lines — we can, on the same crew that clears and grades your site. See utility trenching & boring.