Discover Louisiana's Atchafalaya Basin Located in south-central Louisiana, the Atchafalaya Basin is bordered by the Mississippi River and Tributaries (MR&T) system levees, which constantly changes the Basin’s landscape. The Basin begins by Simmesport, LA, and spans 140 miles south, all…
Tree Grubbing Experts One of the biggest parts of a construction job is getting the area clear for building. Whether the land is going to be used for a structure, highway, or pipeline, it needs to be cleared off before…
Excavation tools? That's something we're passionate about here at Stan's Airboat and Marsh Excavator Service. The excavators we use are sophisticated, intelligent, and, let’s face it, pretty cool. If you’re someone who enjoys the occasional video of a cool piece…
Need Marsh Trenching? There are lots of reasons you might need pipeline trenching services. Here at Stan’s, we often work with utilities companies laying pipeline or fiber optic cable. These pipes and cables have to be buried and covered via…
What are Stump Grinding and Tree Grubbing? Stump grinding and tree grubbing are often the first big steps when clearing a construction site. At its most basic, stump grinding is the process of removing the stump by using a fast-moving…
Mysterious and vibrant, the Louisiana bayou displays an abundance of wildlife. Here at Stan's Airboat and Marsh Excavator Service, we're proud to say we know our way around the bayou. Here are some facts about the native low-lying wetland marshes…
Anything that holds water can become a breeding place for mosquitoes. With the huge amount of bayous and marsh, mosquito control in Louisiana is a highly necessary task. Why control mosquitoes? There are several reasons to control the population of…
Swamp buggy or amphibious tractor? No matter how you classify it, hydratreks from Stan’s Airboat and Marsh Excavator Service can handle the toughest terrain South Louisiana's bayous and marshes have to offer. High-performing and durable, our equipment can get in…
In the business of wetlands excavation and dredging, there are two main types of dredges: mechanical and hydraulic. Both of these dredges serve a purpose, but the hydraulic dredge, as you will see, is less damaging to the Louisiana bayou.…
