Dylan and Kate Crisp operate a small excavation business servicing tight-access and small-scale projects across the New England and Armidale region. Since relocating to the Armidale area in November 2022, they have focused on providing practical excavation solutions for residential clients who require careful, detail-oriented work that larger operators often overlook.

The business specialises in backyard cleanups, small additions to existing infrastructure, and precision trenching services, including solar power trenching and French drain installation around residential properties. Their work is tailored to properties with limited access, where accuracy and care are essential.

Dylan manages the excavation operations on site, while Kate supports project coordination and client communication. Their six-year-old son, John Crisp, has developed a strong interest in machinery and is frequently present on site, either observing or assisting with spotting duties under supervision.

The business was established in Armidale after recognising a gap in the local market for smaller excavation jobs. Many clients approach them after being declined or deprioritised by larger companies that focus on high-volume projects. In response, Dylan and Kate prioritise flexibility and close collaboration with clients to achieve practical outcomes for gardens, yards, and small infrastructure improvements.

Their approach emphasises reliability, accessibility, and attention to detail, ensuring that even minor excavation needs are completed efficiently and to a high standard. They continue to build their reputation in the region through consistent workmanship, clear communication, and a strong commitment to supporting local households with practical, affordable excavation services across the New England region and surrounding communities.