Contact
Ocala Elite Grading & Excavation
Free Estimates in Ocala, FL
and the surrounding Marion county communities.
Ocala Elite Grading & Excavation has served Marion County property owners, builders, and horse farm operators for over 20 years. Whether you're dealing with standing water, planning a new construction site, or need equestrian site grading, our crews can assess your property and provide a written estimate.
Why Choose Us
Local Grading Contractors
Our knowledge of the area's sandy topsoil, seasonal water table shifts, and Florida Building Code drainage standards means fewer surprises once excavation begins. We've also graded sites for the region's equestrian properties, where paddock leveling and arena base prep carry different drainage requirements than a standard residential lot.
Advanced Grading &
Excavation Methods
Our equipment lineup includes GPS-guided grading systems, track excavators, and vibratory compaction rollers, allowing us to hit target elevations within a fraction of an inch across large sites. Crews complete ongoing equipment operation and safety training annually, and every completed grading job is verified against the original elevation plan before we consider a site finished.
We have completed residential lot grading, commercial site prep, agricultural pond excavation, and equestrian site work throughout Marion County. Our repeat business comes largely from builders and property managers who return for every phase of a project, from initial clearing through final grade.
Get a FREE On-Site Estimate
Service Area
Ocala, The Villages, Summerfield, Belleview, Dunnellon, Reddick, Anthony, McIntosh, Citra, Fort McCoy, and Lady Lake
What Happens After You Reach Out
Step 1 — Initial Call or Form Submission
A team member reviews your project details and, for most residential requests, schedules a site evaluation within one business day. Builder and commercial inquiries are routed to our project coordinator to confirm timeline and scope before a site visit.
Step 2 — On-Site Evaluation
We walk the property to measure existing grade, soil conditions, and drainage flow, then provide a written estimate with a project-specific timeline. There's no cost or obligation for this evaluation.
Step 3 — Scheduling & Permitting
Once you approve the scope, we handle permitting through Marion County or the City of Ocala where required and schedule your crew and equipment mobilization date.