MOVE EARTH.
BUILD STRUCTURE.
Heavy dirt work. Structural concrete. Terrain shaping. We do the construction most crews aren't equipped for — on land most contractors won't touch.
What kind of project are you thinking about?
Pick the one that's closest — we can refine later.
Built for the terrain.
Drew Caywood and John Pike founded Home & Soil on one principle: work with the land, not against it. Ozark terrain — limestone shelves, shifting clay, grades that punish lazy prep — isn't a problem for us. It's the reason we exist.
NWA's trail culture and mountain biking roots shaped how we think about terrain. We integrate rock, shape grades, and build structures that belong on this land.
NWA
OWNER-RUN
50 STATES
What We Do
Real groundwork. Not maintenance. Not cosmetics. Heavy construction and terrain engineering.
Dirt Work & Site Dev
Excavation, grading, land clearing, drainage. Proper compaction, proper grade. The foundation under every build.
Concrete & Flatwork
Foundations, slabs, driveways, structural pours. Reinforced, level, built to spec. One crew handles prep and pour.
Structural Builds
Load-bearing mods, additions, structural renovation. Real engineering work that holds weight and passes inspection.
Outdoor Construction
Pergolas, patios, retaining walls, fire features, outdoor kitchens. Built for Ozark slopes and Arkansas weather.
Rock & Trail Work
Natural stone placement, boulder integration, terrain features. Raw material, precision placement.
Terrain + Trail + Rock Work
Our edge. Bike path prep, trail shaping, rock feature integration, terrain sculpting. NWA's trail culture meets heavy construction. We shape land that performs — for riders, builders, and property owners who want terrain that works with nature, not against it. This is what separates Home & Soil from every other contractor in the region.
How We Work
Clear steps. No surprises. No scope creep.
Site Walk
Walk the property. Assess terrain, drainage, soil. Talk through what you actually need.
Plan & Scope
Detailed scope, clear pricing, honest timeline. Approved before equipment rolls in.
Build
One crew, one contact. Dirt through finish — no sub-juggling, no finger-pointing.
Walkthrough
Every detail checked. Every concern addressed. We don't leave until it's right.
Who We Build For
Residential
Site prep, drainage, outdoor builds, structural work
Builders
Lot prep, grading, reliable subcontracting
Commercial
Site dev, parking, drainage, structural concrete
Recreational
Trails, bike paths, rock features, terrain shaping
Why Home & Soil
Local Knowledge
Born here. Raised here. We know Ozark terrain — limestone, clay, slopes. Fewer surprises, smarter builds.
Terrain-First
We read the land before planning the build. Drainage, stability, grade — addressed first, not as afterthoughts.
Heavy Equipment
Excavators, skid steers, compactors. Real iron, experienced operators. Not rented machines with green crews.
Precision Finish
Dirt work doesn't mean rough work. We grade to spec, pour clean, build structures that perform and look right.
Single Contractor
One crew handles excavation through final build. One timeline, one responsibility, zero finger-pointing.
Nationwide
Based in NWA, available everywhere. If the terrain is tough and the project is real, we'll be there.
Our Work
Real projects. Real terrain.
Site Development 
Terrain Shaping 
Structural Concrete 
Rock Integration 
Trail Work 
Outdoor Build What We Fix
Common Problems
- Poor drainage flooding basements and eroding yards
- Sloped lots that seem unbuildable
- Unstable soil causing foundation shifts
- Failed DIY retaining walls
- Erosion from bad site prep
- Sinking concrete from inadequate subgrade
For Builders
- Reliable site prep subcontracting
- Timelines we actually hit
- Heavy equipment on call
- Consistent quality, multi-lot
- Single contact for complex sites
- Travel-ready for out-of-state work
Service Area
Available Nationwide
Large-scale terrain work, commercial site development, specialty rock/trail projects. If the project needs real groundwork, we bring the crew.
Have a project that
requires real groundwork?
Let's walk the site. Talk about what it takes to build it right.