Dirt Masters, LLC

Ron has done several projects for me, most recently a major one. His experience and attention to detail are excellent. Highly recommend them to anyone who wants their job done right and for a fair price. They don't gouge or play the change order game. The only bad reviews you will find is from dirtbag contractors who don't pay them for the quality work they do.

Would give zero stars if possible. Very disappointed with the work they "attempted" to do for me. Horrible company, no customer service skills, zero communication. Watched Ron treat his employees like trash. I would NEVER hire Dirt Masters or be associated with them in any way! I believe Mari tries to be a good person/owner but there is absolutely nothing ethical or good about Ron. You've been warned! Save yourself from the nightmare!!

Ron & Co. are incredible! In our recent move we hired 4 Pros from online recommendations; Dirt Masters was THE most professional, THE most customer service oriented, and provided THE best craftsmanship of them all.

We had Dirt Masters complete a major excavation job at our home and couldn't be happier. Ron and team took about 300 cu.yds. of material from the back side of our property and built a front yard with the material where there was no front yard previously. The crew really did a great job and honestly made it look way better than we had it pictured in our own minds. I even mentioned to Ron that I needed some two-man boulders and would pay for them and Ron delivered a dump truck load in my new front yard a week later and charged me nothing. Highly recommended!!

I found Dirt Master's, Inc on Craigslist, offering free fill dirt. I didn't have a truck and was planning to shovel the dirt into storage containers and buckets in the back of my station wagon. But they offered to fill my buckets with their excavator and help me load the containers into my car so I wouldn't have to shovel, which was very nice of them. They were friendly and quick to respond to any questions I had. If they're this helpful to someone who isn't actually giving them any money, I'd imagine they're pretty good to their paying customers.