Contact Middle Tennessee Excavation
Contact Middle Tennessee Excavation with the property location, service needed, approximate acreage and photos showing access and the areas to clear, grade or improve. Include entrance photos, any known drainage concerns and the result you want from the work. You can also review our services before requesting an estimate.
Contact Middle Tennessee Excavation by Phone, Text or Email
For the fastest response, include the property location and enough photographs to show machine access, vegetation, slope and the area you want improved. A short description of the finished result—such as opened access, reclaimed acreage, a shaped driveway or a prepared building area—helps direct the request to the right service.
Talk through the property, the requested work and whether an on-site walkthrough should be scheduled. Have the nearest town and a basic description of the site ready.
TextSend property photosInclude your name, location, service needed and approximate acreage. Add entrance, vegetation and work-area photos so access and visible conditions can be reviewed before the visit.
EmailRequest an estimateEmail the location, requested service, approximate acreage and project photos to Midtenex@gmail.com. Include the best phone number for follow-up.
Help us understand the job before the walkthrough.
Good photos and a clear project goal make the first conversation more useful. Wide photos show the overall work area, while closer photos can document brush density, washouts, culverts, slopes or wet areas. Entrance photos should show whether trucks and equipment can reach the property safely.


Based in Hohenwald, serving Middle Tennessee.
The approximate service area reaches north to Nashville, west to Parsons, east to Murfreesboro and south to Florence, Alabama. Travel, access, project scope and scheduling determine availability. Sending the property location first allows the travel distance and project type to be reviewed before a walkthrough is placed on the schedule.
Primary communities include Hohenwald, Centerville, Linden, Waynesboro, Columbia, Lawrenceburg, Pulaski, Dickson, Franklin, Lewisburg and surrounding rural areas. Select projects may also be considered near Nashville, Murfreesboro, Parsons and Florence when the scope, access and schedule are a practical fit.
Let’s walk the property.
Call or text the property location, approximate acreage and several photos showing access and the areas you want cleared, graded or improved. The first conversation can then confirm the service type, available information and next step for an on-site estimate.
Request your property walkthrough.
Send your contact information, city and requested service. Include the property location, approximate acreage if known, the result you need and photographs showing the entrance and work area. Mention drainage problems, slopes, structures or trees that should remain. This is a request—not a confirmed appointment—and we will contact you to discuss the property, service-area availability and scheduling. An on-site walkthrough is used to confirm access, conditions and the practical scope before a price or work date is established. For excavation requests, Tennessee property owners can obtain utility-marking information from Tennessee 811. Mention known private lines, gates, overhead obstacles or other access restrictions when sending the request.