
Logan Earthworks Service Area
Based in Farmdale, in Trumbull County, Ohio. Working across northeastern and eastern Ohio, western Pennsylvania and the northern panhandle of West Virginia.
Farmdale, Trumbull County
The map shows the towns we have pages for. The red dots are home ground, the light dots are our wider service area and the open dots are travel markets. If your town is not on it, call (330) 625-5754 and ask.
- Home groundClose to home. Our own back yard: Austintown, Boardman, Canfield, Niles, Warren, Youngstown, Hermitage, Sharon, Kinsman & Farmdale, Cortland, Howland, Champion, Bristolville, Newton Falls, Brookfield, Girard, Hubbard, Andover, Middlefield, Greenville.
- Wider service areaInside our service area: Akron, Alliance, Canton, Cleveland, Kent, Ravenna, Salem, New Castle, Jefferson, Chardon.
- Travel marketsWe travel here for land clearing, forestry mulching and site work: Massillon, Steubenville, Beaver Falls, Cranberry Township, Greensburg, Pittsburgh, Washington, Weirton, Wheeling. Tell us about the job and we will talk it through.
County Pages
Each county page covers the ground, the common jobs and the towns we work in there.
Trumbull County, OH
Niles, Warren, Kinsman & Farmdale, Cortland, Howland, Champion, Bristolville, Newton Falls, Brookfield, Girard, Hubbard
County pageMahoning County, OH
Austintown, Boardman, Canfield, Youngstown
County pageAshtabula County, OH
Andover, Jefferson
County pageGeauga County, OH
Middlefield, Chardon
County pagePortage County, OH
Kent, Ravenna
County pageColumbiana County, OH
Salem
County pageSummit County, OH
Akron
County pageStark County, OH
Alliance, Canton, Massillon
County pageMercer County, PA
Hermitage, Sharon, Greenville
County pageLawrence County, PA
New Castle
County pageEvery Town We Have a Page For
Grouped by state and county. Each page covers land clearing and excavation in that town.
Pennsylvania
Beaver County
Butler County
Westmoreland County
Allegheny County
Washington County
Find Your Job in Your Town
Pages written for one job in one town.
