Shack's Hauling, Land Clearing And ExcavatingExcavation Contractors in Sheho, Saskatchewan

Land Clearing, Excavating & Gravel Hauling in Sheho, Saskatchewan

Questions farmers and landowners ask about Shack's Hauling

What does Shack's Hauling do?
Its Facebook page describes the business as land clearing, excavating, manure piling and pit-run gravel hauling. A regional directory in Foam Lake lists it as "excavating, land clearing and hauling." Its directory profile here also mentions earthworks, trenching, site preparation and snow removal for residential and commercial customers.

Where is it based?
Sheho is a village of about 120 people on Highway 16, between Foam Lake and Yorkton, in the Rural Municipality of Insinger. The business takes its name and its decal from there: "Shack's Hauling – Land Clearing & Excavating – Sheho, SK."

What equipment does it use?
Photos on the business's Facebook page show a red highway tractor with a tri-axle lowbed hauling an excavator and a second machine, a yellow tracked clearing machine working in mud, and a tracked excavator digging along a lakeshore. In other words, it can haul its own equipment to a job and then do the work.

What kinds of jobs are those?

• Land clearing – removing bush and trees to open up pasture, cropland or building sites, including wet ground
• Excavating – digging for foundations, dugouts, drainage and utilities, including village street work
• Manure piling – moving and stacking manure at livestock operations
• Pit-run gravel hauling – delivering gravel for lanes, yards and road base
• Heavy hauling – moving excavators and other equipment on a lowbed

Does it help the community?
A thank-you post visible among the business's photos credits Shack's Hauling of Sheho with donating trackhoe work on a lakeshore project.

What should I have ready when I call?
A rough description of the land, the size of the area, any trees or stumps to be removed, where the debris can go, and when you need the work done. Spring thaw and wet fall weather can limit access to some ground, so earlier calls are better.

How do I reach them?
Call 306-821-1204 or message the business on Facebook.