Your Go-to for Excavating in Kingaroy

Excavation Services for Every Project

At JJ’s Excavator & Tipper Hire, we deliver professional excavation services to meet the needs of construction and earthmoving projects across the South Burnett region, including Kingaroy, Nanango, Murgon and Kumbia. Our excavating services focus on trenching and footings, essential for laying solid foundations and installing underground utilities.


Using modern, reliable equipment, we handle jobs of any size, from small residential projects to large commercial developments. Our fleet of excavators, tipper trucks and bobcats reduces downtime and keeps your project on schedule. Every excavation is performed with a focus on safety and accuracy, ensuring the groundwork is prepared to meet exact specifications.


Ready to get started? Call JJ’s Excavator & Tipper Hire at (07) 4162 2759 and ensure your project is off to a solid start.

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Material Supply for Construction Projects

In addition to excavation, JJ’s Excavator & Tipper Hire provides high-quality gravel, rock and sand, ensuring your construction site has the materials needed for stable and durable foundations. We supply and deliver directly to your site, eliminating the hassle of managing multiple suppliers. Our materials are suitable for a variety of applications, including roadworks, driveways, house foundations and more.


By combining reliable excavation services with a steady supply of essential materials, we streamline your project from start to finish, ensuring all your earthmoving and material needs are met with precision and professionalism.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do you need council approval for excavation?

    Council approval may be required depending on the scale of excavation and local regulations. Projects involving major earthworks, retaining walls or changes to natural drainage often need approval. Smaller residential excavation may not require permits, but it’s important to check local planning rules before starting to avoid compliance issues.

  • Can excavation affect drainage?

    Excavation can impact drainage patterns and soil stability if not done correctly. Removing or relocating soil may alter water flow or undermine nearby structures. Proper planning helps prevent erosion, pooling water or foundation issues. Drainage solutions and safe battering or retaining may be needed to protect surrounding areas.

  • What happens to the soil after excavation?

    Excavated soil may be reused on-site for backfilling or levelling if suitable. Excess material is usually removed and disposed of at approved locations. Soil type determines whether it can be reused. Clean fill may be repurposed, while contaminated or unsuitable material requires proper disposal.

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