Service Areas
Based in Smithville. Working the Northland.
Triple M runs out of Smithville, MO and covers a roughly 60-mile radius across the KC Northland. These eight towns are the regular territory — if you're near one of them, the answer is usually yes.
Smithville, MO
Smithville is home base — Triple M Excavation runs out of here. If you're around the lake or out on the rural edges of town, I can usually walk your property the same week, evenings or weekends.
Local detailsKearney, MO
Kearney sits an easy drive east of Smithville, and its mix of old farm ground and newer acreage properties is exactly the kind of work Triple M is set up for.
Local detailsLiberty, MO
Liberty properties range from established in-town lots with drainage headaches to acreage on the edges of town with brush lines and woods that have gotten away from their owners.
Local detailsPlatte City, MO
Platte City anchors the west side of the service area — rural Platte County acreage, long gravel drives, and building sites for shops and barndominiums.
Local detailsParkville, MO
Parkville's wooded hills are beautiful and a handful — steep, timbered lots where brush takes over fast and water finds every weakness on its way downhill.
Local detailsExcelsior Springs, MO
Excelsior Springs marks the east edge of the regular service area — older acreage properties, timbered draws, and plenty of ground that's been let go and needs bringing back.
Local detailsCameron, MO
Cameron sits north up 35 from Smithville, well inside the roughly 60-mile radius I work. Bigger parcels, more farm ground, and plenty of places where the back forty has gone to cedar and brush.
Local detailsSt. Joseph, MO
St. Joseph marks the northwest edge of the area I cover — about an hour from Smithville and still inside the roughly 60-mile radius. Most of the work up there is on the acreage and rural properties outside the city.
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About That 60-Mile Radius
Sixty miles from Smithville covers most of the Northland side of the KC metro. Inside that circle, the walk-through is easy to schedule and the ground is territory I know — the shallow shale near the lake, the tiled farm fields, the clay that holds spring water.
A little outside the circle? Ask anyway. The honest answer depends on the job size and the season, and I'd rather tell you directly than let a map decide.
Have Mason Walk Your Property
The estimate is free, the walk-through happens on your schedule — evenings and weekends — and the price you approve is the price you pay.


