Frequently Asked Questions About ETG Landwork
Here are straight answers to the questions people ask most before hiring a land clearing and site work contractor in Wingate, NC. Questions about a specific service are answered on that service’s page. If yours is not covered anywhere, call and ask.
The ten questions we hear most
No. Estimates from ETG Landwork are free.
Luis Gallardo, the owner. He answers the phone, gives the estimate, and runs the equipment on the job, so you are not passed between a salesperson, an office, and a crew you have never met.
The property’s location and a general idea of what you want done is enough to start. It also helps to know roughly how much ground is involved and what you plan to use the property for afterward. If you are unsure about any of it, Luis can sort it out when he looks at the site.
That is common. Describe what the property looks like now and what you want it to look like when the work is finished. Luis will tell you which services fit and in what order they make sense.
Both. ETG Landwork takes residential and commercial projects, including work for homeowners, landowners, builders, and businesses.
ETG Landwork owns a skid steer and rents other machines, such as excavators, when a job calls for them. That way the equipment fits the project.
Yes. Acreage is welcome, not just small lots. One land clearing job Luis completed covered 14 acres.
Yes. Local concrete crews already bring Luis in to grade driveways before a pour and to dig footings, so he is used to working around another trade’s schedule.
ETG Landwork is based in Wingate, NC and serves properties within about 100 miles. That includes Charlotte, Concord, Albemarle, Statesville, High Point, and Winston-Salem, and Luis travels farther, including Raleigh, when the size of the project makes the trip worthwhile. See the full list on the service areas page.
It depends on the current schedule and the size of your project. Luis will give you a realistic timeframe when he provides your estimate.
Before You Call: Details That Help
You do not need to have everything figured out before you reach out, but a few details make the first conversation go faster:
- Where the property is located, including the nearest town
- Roughly how much ground is involved, whether that is part of a backyard or several acres
- What is on it now, such as trees, heavy brush, or an old structure
- What you plan to do with the property once the work is finished
If you are not sure about any of these, that is fine. Luis will look at the property during the free estimate.
Still Have a Question?
Call (980) 328-5311, email lgallardo0124@gmail.com, or send a message through the contact page.



