Boyse Excavating & Trucking

Oct 19, 2024 9:40 AM

3376 V Avenue
Wellman, IA (Iowa) 52356-8511
(319) 646-6****

Business Details

7 years Since 2008 John Boyse (Owner) (319) 430-8543 (Cellular / Mobile)

Products:	Backhoe, Scrapers, Skid Loaders, Septic Systems, Commercial, Industrial
Product Features:	Commercial, Industrial
Services:	Excavating Laser Tiling, Backhoe Trenching, Dump Truck Hauling, Install Septic Systems, Ceramics, Commercial Services, Demolition, Leveling, Material Hauling, Scheduling, Trackhoe Work
Specialties:	Buildings, Commercial, Heavy Equipment, Industrial, Residential, Trucks
Programs Offered:	Trucks, Industrial
Groups Served:	Commercial, Residential
Special Hours:	Scheduling
Professionals on Staff:	Contractors
General Content:	Bulldozing Scrapers, Brad, Co-Owners, John, Ken, 086840Attr:commercial, Demolition, Residential, Trucks
Credit Rating:	Good
Sales Volume:	500K
Employee Size Range:	1-4
Franchise/Chain:	Standalone
Number of PC's:	0-1
Square Footage:	0-2499
Fortune 500:	No

Additional Categories

Boyse Excavating & Trucking is also listed under the following categories: Standard Yellow Pages Heading (SYPH) Categories:

Drainage Contractors
Excavating Contractors
Trenching Contractors
Trucking Companies

North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Categories:

Industrial Building Construction > Land Preparation Construction > Drainage Contractors
Site Preparation Contractors
Site Preparation Contractors > Land Preparation Construction > Trenching Contractors
General Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Truckload
All Other Support Activities For Transportation > Trucking

Standard Industry Classification (SIC) Categories:

Heavy Construction, Nec > Land Preparation Construction > Drainage Contractors
Heavy Construction, Nec > Land Preparation Construction > Trenching Contractors
Excavation Work
Transportation Services, Nec > Trucking

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