History Of the Earthmoving Contractors Association of Texas
Founded in 1958 as the Conservation Contractors Association of Texas, addressing industry challenges and promoting land improvement practices. In 1977, it became the Texas Chapter of the National Land Improvement Contractors of America (LICA). By 1993, ECAT reorganized to focus on state-specific issues, advocating for policies that support Texas contractors and championing soil and water conservation. With a legacy of legislative achievements and community initiatives, ECAT continues to empower contractors and shape the future of the earthmoving industry in Texas.
About ECAT
Empowering Texas Dirt-work Professionals
ECAT is the premier platform for contracting professionals in Texas, providing a space for networking, learning, and gaining visibility within the industry. Our community is dedicated to advancing the standards of excellence in dirt-work practices.
1958
Year of Establishment
150+
Members and Growing
25
Business Partnerships
What working with an ECAT member means for your project
Hiring ECAT members means partnering with experienced professionals committed to excellence in the earthmoving industry. ECAT members are skilled, reliable, and adhere to high standards of safety and quality. With a proven track record in land improvement and conservation, they ensure your project is completed efficiently and successfully.
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