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Machine Control Models & Earthwork Takeoffs in Louisiana

Louisiana dirt barely qualifies as dirt some days — soft ground, a water table you can find with a shovel, and industrial work stacked along the river between Baton Rouge and New Orleans. TCL Consulting provides Louisiana contractors with earthwork takeoffs, 3D machine control models, and remote GPS support, delivered remotely.

Bid Louisiana Work with Real Quantities

Fill-heavy sites, surcharge programs, and borrow math dominate Louisiana estimates. We build cut/fill maps, material totals, and haul quantities from your plans and CAD — and call out what the documents don't answer before you price it.

3D Models Built for Louisiana Grade Control

Plant work off I-10, a Shreveport commercial pad, subdivision streets in the Northshore — we deliver finish grade, subgrade, and phased surfaces that match the plans and load clean on your grade-control equipment.

Stuck on Grade in Louisiana? We Remote In

Machines rented by the month don't get their money back sitting still. When files or localization go sideways in Lafayette or Lake Charles, we connect remotely and get the crew cutting again.

Compact track loader with a full bucket on a dirt lot

Our Services & Solutions

The TCL Difference on Louisiana Jobs

Cut/fill maps and quantities that hold up in bid reviews

Surfaces built for GPS-guided dozers, blades, and excavators

Plans and specs read for conflicts before any model gets built

One modeler on your file — in this industry since 2013

Contact Us

Have Louisiana work on the board? Send the plans and CAD data and get a price plus any questions the documents raise. Call (402) 708-1577 or use the form below.

Common Questions

Everything ships remotely, so distance never adds a dime or a day — soft ground and a water table you can find with a shovel and all. Remote GPS support covers the moments a screen goes red in the field. One thing that never changes: your crew keeps responsibility for field control, localization, and checking the model against the site before grading to it.

Site plans, grading sheets, and the engineering drawings get a takeoff moving. For machine control models we need current CAD or surface data, alignments, and control — a PDF alone is not enough to build a model your machines can trust. Every job also starts with a document review that flags conflicts and missing information before building begins, so problems surface on paper instead of in soft ground and a water table you can find with a shovel.

Send the new sheets and the model gets revised — it happens on most jobs and it is priced like the routine event it is. Larger redesigns can shift schedule or cost, and that conversation always happens up front.

Flat rates, published up front: up to 1 acre is $249, 1–10 acres $499, 10–20 acres $895, and 20+ acres $1,349. A pad in New Orleans prices the same as one anywhere else in Louisiana. For machine control models, the pricing-page calculator gives an instant per-acre figure, and anything oversized or unusual gets a firm quote first.

Most takeoffs come back in days, not weeks — a straightforward pad near Baton Rouge often in a couple of days, a complex phased site in up to a week, with the timeline fixed in the proposal. A 48-hour rush option (+20%) exists for the bids that cannot wait.