Excavating Dry Creek Bed and Building Access Ramp Base

What happens here

The crew identifies a section alongside the house where a dry creek bed will be installed. This area previously suffered from drainage issues, indicated by wet, muddy soil and damage to the house siding from a previous skid steer attempt. The Bobcat mini excavator carefully digs a trench to create the bed, removing excess soil. This excavated soil is then transported by the Cat skid loader to another part of the property, where it will be used to build a ramp over a lower retaining wall, allowing access for heavy machinery to other areas of the backyard.

Goal: Dig the dry creek bed trench and move excess soil to form a ramp base.