About Watto's Earthmoving & Machinery Hire
Watto's Earthmoving & Machinery Hire, is a leading earthmoving contractor in Atherton & Tablelands. We have an extensive and reliable fleet consisting of water trucks, dozers, graders, excavators, loaders, trucks, rollers, a backhoe, a Bobcat and a scraper. We'll do all the heavy work for you on your construction or landscaping job including clearing, levelling, grading, trenching, carting of raw materials and the removal from your site of unwanted materials. We complete any kind of earthwork and excavation for residential, rural, commercial or industrial construction needs across the Tablelands. Subdivisional major earthworks, dam building, civil works and roadworks, as well as various council and main road contracts, are just some of the work we can complete. We also offer drainage and plant hire at bargain rates. Contact Watto's Earthmoving & Machinery Hire today and get a quote for your Tablelands excavating and earthmoving project.
Products
Dozers
Graders
Excavators 14+/20+
Truck & dog combos
Loaders
Rollers
Backhoe
Bobcat
Scraper
Services
All subdivisional major earthworks
Drainage & plant hire
Dam building
Earthmoving
Land clearing
Local civil construction
House pads & driveways
Levelling
Trenching
Excavations
Building platforms
Site preparation
Driveways
Locally owned & operated business
Qualified, skilled & trained operators
Residential, commercial, industrial & civil
Subdivision works
Platforms for houses & sheds
Machinery hire
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AS/NZS 4801
ISO 14001
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I operate an excavator myself?
Yes, but only if you are licensed to do so. Operating large equipment requires specific licensing, as mandated by state and local councils. To obtain the required license, you’ll need to enrol in a truck driving school.
Why would I need a retaining wall?
There are various types of retaining systems and the right one for your project depends on factors such as soil conditions, budget, protection of adjacent property or structure and environmental issues. Depending on the project a retaining wall can prevent site collapse and soil loss from excess water and poor drainage.