Materials, soil disposal and equipment rentals
As PCE has grown, so has what it supplies: equipment rentals, sand and gravel, and responsible soil disposal with full documentation.
What this covers
- Sand and gravel supply
- Soil disposal with full documentation
- Equipment rentals
- Skid steer service
- Hotshot delivery of parts, attachments and small equipment
Soil that leaves your site has to go somewhere legitimate, and you need to be able to show where. PCE handles soil disposal with full documentation, so the paperwork is there when the owner, the city or the environmental consultant asks for it.
Ask about equipment availability for rental, and about sand and gravel supply for your job.
Smaller jobs in this line
Skid steer service and hotshot delivery.
Common questions
Why does soil disposal need documentation?
Owners, municipalities and environmental consultants may ask where soil went. PCE handles soil disposal with full documentation so the paper trail is there when someone asks for it.
Does moving soil off a site need a government notification?
Sometimes. A Soil Relocation Notification is required when soil leaves a site with a current or past commercial or industrial use listed in Schedule 2 of BC’s Contaminated Sites Regulation. A qualified professional submits it at least one week before the move. There is an exemption for under 30 m³ per project, which does not apply to high-risk sites.
Can I rent equipment from PCE?
Ask about availability. PCE offers equipment rentals, skid steer service and hotshot delivery of parts, attachments and small equipment.
Do you supply sand and gravel?
Yes. Tell us the material, quantity and delivery location and we’ll price it.
Rules summarized here were checked in October 2026. The guides listed alongside link each one to its official source. General information, not legal advice.
Got a big job coming up?
Tell us where it is, what needs to come out of the ground and when. We’ll tell you how we would do it.