CUTHBERT SITEWORKSGrounded in the Carolinas
Wilmington, NC · Locally owned & operated

A truck, a trailer, and a guy who actually shows up.

I built Cuthbert Siteworks myself — tree service, junk hauling and grading for builders, contractors and property owners across Wilmington and beyond.

Luke Cuthbert, owner of Cuthbert Siteworks

What my customers say

Wilmington & New Hanover County

Luke is kind, hardworking and, most important, does great work.

Aaron White - Homeowner

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Third customer quote goes here — a tree-removal or storm call reads well in this spot.

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24 hours · 7 days · Storm or shine

Emergency tree removal, any hour.

Tree on the house, across the drive, or leaning over the power line after a storm? I take those calls around the clock.

Call now — (828) 719-5575
Down trees
Cleared, cut and hauled off
Blocked access
Drives and roads opened first
After the saw
Ruts and stumps graded back out

What I do

Wilmington & surrounding counties
01

Tree removal

Leaners, dead wood and storm damage down and hauled off. Emergencies, 24/7.

02

Land clearing

Brush, stumps and overgrowth out — clean, workable ground left behind.

03

Junk hauling

Debris, old fencing and brush piles loaded up and gone. One load or ten.

04

Grading & leveling

Slope and crown cut so water leaves instead of sitting. Yards, lots, pads.

05

Driveway repair & regrade

Potholes and ruts cut out, crown put back, surface re-rocked.

06

You name it!

Dirt, brush, rock or a trailer — just ask. I’ll tell you straight.

Luke Cuthbert out fishing on the Carolina coast
Built from the ground up

I’m Luke Cuthbert.

I grew up in Boone, North Carolina, surrounded by mountains and woods. I was always outside working with my hands, and I’ve never been afraid of getting dirty or putting in a hard day’s work. At 19, while I was still in college, I started doing this kind of work and quickly realized I wanted to turn it into something of my own. Three years later, that drive has grown into Cuthbert Siteworks.

I built this company around the values I grew up with: work hard, treat people right, be honest, and take pride in what you do. My name is on every job, and I want the quality of my work to reflect that. The person who answers the phone is the person who walks your site, quotes it, and runs the machine.

From growing up in the mountains of Boone to building my business down on the Carolina coast, the outdoors has always been part of who I am. At 22, I’m proud of how far I’ve come — but this is only the beginning.

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Age
22, and just started
Roots
Boone → Wilmington
Insurance
Carried & current

How a job goes

1

Text me a photo

A picture and a rough scope is usually enough for a ballpark same day. If I can't help, I'll tell you who can.

2

I walk the site

I look at the ground and the water, then send you a written number with no surprises in it.

3

The work gets done

Scheduled around weather, finished clean, and walked with you before I pull out.

Questions I get asked

Are you actually local?

Yes — Wilmington-based, owned and operated by me, working Wilmington and the surrounding counties. I also sub regularly for local builders and GCs, carry my own insurance, and invoice per job or per hour.

How fast can you be on site?

Quotes inside 48 hours, and most small jobs land within a week or two — weather permitting. Emergency tree calls are different: I answer those 24/7 and head out as soon as it’s safe.

Do you supply the rock?

Yes — gravel, base rock, topsoil and fill, delivered and spread. If you'd rather supply your own material, that's fine too.

Hourly or bid?

Either. Defined scopes get a fixed number in writing; open-ended cleanup and dig work is usually cheaper by the hour.

Tell me what needs moving.

Texting is fastest for quotes — send me a photo and the address. Emergency tree calls, just ring the phone, any hour. Free estimates and a straight answer on whether it's worth doing.