
Precision trenching and ditch work for drainage systems, irrigation lines, utility runs, and water management across Florida and Texas properties.
EMP Construction provides expert ditch digging and trenching services for a wide range of agricultural, residential, and commercial applications. Proper drainage is critical to land usability, property value, and structural integrity — and we get it right.
We use track excavators, trenching machines, and skid steers to dig precise drainage channels, irrigation lines, and utility corridors at any scale. Our operators understand proper grade and slope to ensure water moves where you want it — and stays away from where you don't.
Whether you're addressing standing water issues, installing a new irrigation system, running electrical conduit underground, or building a drainage network for a new development — EMP has the equipment and expertise to deliver.

We'll provide a free, no-obligation estimate for your project anywhere in Texas or Florida.
Request a Free Quote(307) 871-5619Eliminate standing water, improve pasture drainage, and manage seasonal flooding on agricultural properties.
Trench and run irrigation lines for crop fields, pastures, landscaping, and water distribution.
Underground electrical, water, and communication line trenching for residential and commercial projects.
Drainage systems for building pads, parking lots, driveways, and commercial developments.
Solve yard flooding, foundation drainage issues, and surface water problems on residential properties.
Roadside ditches, culverts, and drainage to protect driveways and rural roads from erosion and flooding.
We can excavate drainage ditches from 2 feet to 8+ feet deep depending on equipment used and site conditions. We'll assess your drainage needs and recommend the appropriate depth and grade during your free estimate.
Yes. We source and install corrugated metal pipe (CMP) and concrete culverts for driveways, road crossings, and drainage channels of all sizes.
We can help guide you through the permitting process. In many areas, drainage work on private land doesn't require permits, but work near waterways or wetlands may require county or state approval.
Yes. We typically finish ditch projects with grading and cleanup of the surrounding area. Seeding and erosion control is also available.
Serving all of Florida and Texas. Licensed, insured, and ready to deliver.