Columbia Basin Washington Stories

Aaron Deaton grew C&E’s rock delivery business and equipment trucking to the point we thought C&E Trenching as a name didn’t make sense anymore. We started another company called Anchor Hauling in September of 2016.  Unfortunately, we lost Aaron to cancer in April of 2017, but the company he helped to start has continued and C&E refers all of its hauling customers to Anchor.

You can contact Anchor Hauling through our website here.

Generally speaking, no.  If your project requires a large amount of dirt moving such as a basement or a larger than normal driveway, we would be interested in talking to you to see if we are a good fit.

Sure! We will need to know how many bedrooms your house will be, the area it is in and what type of system will be required for the lot (ie gravity, pressure distribution, engineered or mound). With that information, we can give you a ball park quote. Just remember that ball parks are big so it won’t be 100% accurate!