Where We Work
Areas We Serve: Midland, TX & Beyond
Rangefinder Excavation is based in Midland, TX and serves the greater Permian Basin — roughly Lubbock down to Fort Stockton, and Pecos across to Abilene, and everywhere in between.
The 18 Permian Basin towns we cover
Rangefinder Excavation runs out of Midland and works a radius that reaches Lubbock to the north, Abilene and Sweetwater to the east, San Angelo to the southeast, Fort Stockton to the southwest and Pecos to the west. That covers two very different kinds of ground — the flat, clay-heavy South Plains around Lubbock, and the caliche, rock and sand of the Basin itself — and the approach changes with it. Pick your town below for the ground conditions, haul routes and permitting authority that apply there, or call and describe the site.
Home ground — Midland & Odessa
Where most of our work is, and where a job is a same-morning mobilization rather than a trip. These two pages also lay out what actually moves the price of a dirt-work quote around here.
Close in — the towns around Midland and Odessa
Fifteen to forty-five miles out, on ranch and county-road ground: caliche driveways, shop and barndominium pads, stock ponds, ag terraces and lease roads. Most of these towns have no local dirt contractor of their own, which is exactly why we work them.
Big Spring, TX
Howard County
Andrews, TX
Andrews County
Greenwood, TX
Midland County
Stanton, TX
Martin County
Gardendale, TX
Ector County
Goldsmith, TX
Ector County
Notrees, TX
Ector County
Midkiff, TX
Upton County
Farther out — where the job has to justify the haul
We do work these towns, and we have pages on the ground conditions in each. Straight answer though: at a hundred miles and up, mobilization is a real line on the quote, so these tend to be larger jobs — a pond, a ranch road system, a full site package — rather than an afternoon with a blade.
Lubbock, TX
Lubbock County
San Angelo, TX
Tom Green County
Abilene, TX
Taylor County
Fort Stockton, TX
Pecos County
Pecos, TX
Reeves County
Monahans, TX
Ward County
Sweetwater, TX
Nolan County
Snyder, TX
Scurry County
Not on the list? The edges of a service area are softer than a map makes them look. If your job is within reasonable reach of one of these cities, it is worth a call — larger jobs justify a longer haul, and we would rather tell you straight than have you guess.
Contact Us Directly
Prefer to call or email instead of filling out the form? Reach us directly:
Phone
(575) 973-8523Hours
- Monday – Friday7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- SaturdayBy appointment
- SundayClosed
Service Area
Midland, TX & the Permian Basin