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Mini Diggers

   Mini Diggers

   JK BUILDING & DECORATIION specialising in work for householders, small builders and driveway companies. Prices given for all ground works with free estimates.

   Work done:
 - Ground works
 - Driveways
 - Footings
 - Garage bases
 - Gardens levelled and tidied
 - Extension Foundations up to floor level

   MINI DIGGER

   Has the ability to track through a standard doorway and has no problem with height restrictions due to the folding ROPS frame. It is remarkable not just for its compact size but also for the fact that it is very powerful, producing exceptional digging performance. With many optional attachments for good versatility. Single acting auxiliary. Pipe work fitted as standard, boom Pipe work optional. Compact and manoeuvrable design enables this machine to be used in the most combined of spaces. With an extending undercarriage, extending from 700mm to 1000mm on the Micro and 970mm to 1350mm on the Micro Plus.

 - Will fit through a doorway!
 - Low fuel consumption!
 - Save on skips and hardcore costs!
 - Save time and money!
 - Will crush concrete, kerbstones, granite sets, marble, paving slabs, old asphelt, bricks, blocks, tile, porcelain, flint etc...

   Work done:
 - Wacker Plate
 - Ground works
 - Driveways
 - Footings
 - Garage bases
 - Gardens levelled and tidied
 - Extension Foundations up to floor level

Weekly rates available on request.

We pride ourselves on supplying a prompt, reliable and helpful service at all times and are confident that the quality of our equipment and standard of service is second to none, check out our Customer Feedback. 

The main advantages mini excavators are mainly its size and agility in tight and confined spaces. Very important is also the possibility of sliding the chassis so that its field of application covers both the work requiring high stability and small main dimensions of the machine. Track spacing is less than 1 m, so it can pass through a doorway or other narrow space.
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